Lake Havasu and Fort Mohave storm history

A woman fell off a houseboat while the captain was attempting to re-anchor due to windy conditions. She drowned despite rescue efforts.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on nine straight days. One person died of heat-related causes in Lake Havasu City.

An infant girl died in a hot car in Lake Havasu City. Her father faces several criminal charges.

Extreme Heat Warning criteria were reached on four straight days.

Extreme Heat Warning criteria were reached on three straight days.

Extreme Heat Warning criteria were reached on two straight days.

Extreme Heat Warning criteria were reached on one day.

Extreme Heat Warning criteria were reached on two straight days.

Extreme Heat Warning criteria were reached on one day.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on the first seven days of the month. The event began in September.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on each of the last five days of September. The event continued into October.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on three straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on three straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on seven straight days.

The fire began in Needles, CA at 1215 PST/1315 MST, burning one structure, and jumped the Colorado River into Mohave Valley at 1340 PST/1440 MST. The fire was stopped at a total of 203 acres (60 acres in CA and 143 in AZ) at 1530 PST/1630 MST. There was no structural damage repor…

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on three straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on two straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on five straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on ten straight days. This event began on July 14th.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on ten straight days. This event continued through July 23rd. One person in Lake Havasu City needed emergency medical services on the 16th for heat-related issues.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on three straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on three straight days.

This event began in August and continued through early September.

This event began in August. Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on each of the first four days of September, and the event continued beyond.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached two days in a row. The event continued into September.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached two days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached four days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached two days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached four days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached four days in a row.

Dust storm conditions reduced visibility to less than a quarter mile near Desert Hills.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached three days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached six days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached seven days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached four days in a row.

Two carports in Lake Havasu City were damaged.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached for four straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached for four straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached for seven straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached for one more day. The event began in July.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached on the last two days of the month. The event continued into August.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached three days in a row.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached for two straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached for three straight days.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were met in the Colorado River Valley.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached in the Colorado River Valley. The event began in August.

Dust storm conditions reduced visibility to 50 feet or less from Lake Havasu City to Mohave Valley.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached in the Colorado River Valley. The event continued into September.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached in the Colorado River Valley.

Excessive Heat Warning criteria were reached in the Colorado River Valley.