Kingman AZ Local News Brief

An Extreme Heat Watch runs through August 21 as Kingman nears 94 degrees, while county officials flag upcoming deadlines and events.

Afternoon thunderstorms are possible in Kingman today as the county advances voter ID changes and seeks interest in a historic general store.

Storms are possible through Friday evening, the Recorder’s Office preps for SB1479, and Mohave County seeks interest in a historic general store.

Scattered storm chances return to Kingman Thursday as the county pushes forward on recorder ID verification and a historic general store preservation effort.

A Flood Watch is in effect through midnight as thunderstorms threaten the Kingman area, and the Kingman Library hosts a free family event tonight.

A flood advisory expired early Tuesday morning, afternoon storm chances remain possible, and a family library event is set for Wednesday evening.

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect through 8 p.m. today as Kingman approaches a high near 98, with storm chances and several county notices in play.

An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Sunday evening as Kingman expects a high near 103 degrees today.

An Extreme Heat Warning runs through Sunday night as Kingman hits 101, while the county library plans an America 250 family event next week.

An Extreme Heat Warning runs through Sunday as temperatures hit 100 degrees, while Mohave County moves ahead on several public notices and upcoming community events.