Arizona saw significant amounts of snow and rain on Tuesday and Wednesday as a major storm system continued on a path across the stateWhile the rain in metro Phoenix was around the average, snow closed major roads and schools across northern Arizona.On Wednesday, scattered showers continued across metro Phoenix. Northern Arizona also continued seeing heavy snow, and a winter storm warning from the National Weather Service was extended into Thursday as snow and rain continued to impact much of the state.Flood watches remained in effect for south-central Arizona on Wednesday.Meteorologists in northern Arizona extended the winter storm warning there until Thursday due to significant snowfall levels.Here’s how much snow and rain fell across the state.Rainfall totals in metro PhoenixMost areas in metro Phoenix saw between one-quarter and three-quarters of an inch of rain in the past 24 hours, officials said Wednesday.While downtown Phoenix only saw just above a quarter-inch of rain, portions of Mesa, Tempe, north Phoenix and Litchfield Park saw nearly a half-inch, according to the Flood Control District of Maricopa County. Apache Junction and Gold Canyon received between a half-inch and six-tenths of an inch of rain.Arizona winter storm updates:Live updates on weather across the stateHigher terrain areas saw more rainfall. The Superstition Mountains received more than an inch of rain, as did areas north of Cave Creek and Carefree, according to the Flood Control District of Maricopa County.The majority of the storm passed through metro Phoenix on Tuesday, but some areas saw more showers on Wednesday.A meteorologi …
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