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Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Yuma breaks a daily rain record, and it's Election Day

Plus, AWC women's soccer hosts the West District final on Nov. 7.

The Daily Yuma team2 stories13 sources4 min read

WeatherTop story

Yuma broke its daily rainfall record Sunday as the weekend storm flooded roads

Yuma's Sunday rain topped the daily record set in 1987

Source: KYMA

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Value
Record set in 19870.22 inches
Sunday, Nov. 10.62 inches

If the weekend downpour felt early, the record books agree. Yuma International Airport recorded 0.62 inches of rain Sunday, topping the 0.22 inches set in 1987. Most of Yuma County saw a half inch to close to an inch over the weekend.

The water flooded roads and closed businesses. Grove 95 shut over the weekend because of standing water, and co-owner Coby Crouch said it should open Tuesday. Storms this heavy typically hold off until late November. Crouch is checking with farming partners, since early plantings can "completely flood that out and they have to start all over again."

  • Northern Yuma County rain: 1 inch or more in places
  • Tuesday morning lows: mid and low 50s
  • Tuesday highs: upper 70s, with light winds
  • Next week: warmer than normal

Flooding hit a restaurant and roads around Yuma

WhereWhat happened
Grove 95Closed over the weekend; should open Tuesday
60 miles north of YumaSubmerged roads, detours, traffic backups
Imperial Sand DunesWashed-out roads; return route toward Yuma closed

Source: KOLD

Voting today? KYMA forecasts lots of sunshine and light winds for Election Day.

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Sports

Arizona Western women's soccer wins Region I and hosts the West District final Nov. 7

Arizona Western College women's soccer is Region I champion again. The No. 1-ranked Matadors beat No. 8 Eastern Arizona 2-1 Saturday night at , erasing the sting of last year's regional championship loss. Abril Aguirre scored 49 seconds in, and Giovana Coutinho made it 2-0 in the 84th minute.

Arizona Western beat Eastern Arizona for the Region I title

  • Eastern Arizona1
    Arizona Western2
    FinalRegion I championship at Matador Field

Sources: Yuma Sun, Eastern Arizona Courier, KYMA

Eastern Arizona answered less than two minutes later with a late goal by Airi Kusahara but couldn't catch up. The Gila Monsters now wait to hear about a possible at-large invitation to the NJCAA national tournament.

  • West District final: Sat., Nov. 7, vs. Salt Lake Community College
  • Where: Matador Field; start time still to be determined
  • Region I MVP: Ariana Peraza

Arizona Western is unbeaten heading to the district final

14-0-2
Arizona Western's record this season
49 seconds
into the match when Aguirre scored
84th minute
when Coutinho made it 2-0
4 saves
by goalkeeper Victoria Yuna

Source: KYMA

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News Notes

Election Day

Yuma County's 10 vote centers are open today from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you're voting in person, bring valid ID, and if you still have an early ballot, it has to go to a . Yuma Sun

Yuma County's vote centers are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. today

Yuma County's 10 vote centers, Election Day

Midnight6 a.m.Noon6 p.m.6 a.m.to 7 p.m.
  • 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.Vote centers open
Vote centers
10 across the county
In person
Valid ID required

Source: Yuma Sun

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WhenWhat
6 a.m. to 7 p.m.Vote centers open
Vote centers10 across the county
In personValid ID required

Hotel Del Sol

If you saw the city's Oct. 14 social media notice about a demolition at the , you had company: hundreds of residents showed up Thursday, and some were expecting an implosion. They got a press conference on redevelopment instead. The building, vacant since 1970, will become a transportation hub, and the work is expected to take 18 months. Mayor Doug Nicholls called it "a great investment for our future." KAWCKYMA

County Board

The Yuma County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Monday, with Lynne Pancrazi dissenting, to reject the Planning and Zoning Commission's recommendation and allow shade structures with a zero lot line setback. Yuma Sun

Playoffs

Yuma Catholic hosts Buena in a 5A opening-round game, and Gila Ridge hosts Sahuaro in 4A, both this Friday. Gila Ridge finished 8-2 and won the 4A Desert Southwest Region title. KYMA

Veterans

An anonymous donor furnished every room at Right Turn for Yuma Veterans with new beds and linens. The nonprofit's annual Military Appreciation Day is Nov. 14 in downtown Yuma. KYMA

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Six local nonprofits are teaming up for a Thrift Treasure Trail on Nov. 6-7, with stops at Crossroads Mission 2nd Chance Thrift Store, Jessie's Treasures, Outreach Partners of Yuma, Amberly's Place, Hospice of Yuma, and the Humane Society of Yuma. Every stop raises money for its organization. Happy hunting.

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Daily Yumato me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Yuma breaks a daily rain record, and it's Election Day

Plus, AWC women's soccer hosts the West District final on Nov. 7.

The TLDR

  1. Yuma set a daily rainfall record Sunday with 0.62 inches
  2. A cool, sunny week follows the weekend storm
  3. AWC women's soccer wins Region I and hosts Nov. 7
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