By admin 
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Storms hit the Tucson area again on Monday, July 13, leading to at least three water rescues.
Read more One person suffers life-threatening injuries near I-10, 22nd Street
It was the third straight day of monsoon, and there were sporadic and short power outages across southern Arizona.
The Tucson Fire Department said it responded to three calls where vehicles got stuck in flooded roadways.
“In most cases, drivers were able to safely get themselves out of their vehicles,” the TFD said. “At one location, Tucson Fire personnel assisted by helping one driver out of the water.”
The TFD said it wants to remind everyone to “Turn Around, Don’t Drown!,” and that it only takes a small amount of water to make driving dangerous.
Read more Two found dead at home in Sierra Vista
“If you encounter a flooded roadway, find another route and never attempt to drive through it,” the TFD said.
One great thing about southern Arizona is that flooding doesn’t usually stick around all that long. If you give it a few minutes, most roads will become passable.
Are you streaming 13 News?
Watch a free live stream of Tucson Now and 13 News at TucsonNow.Live.
Be sure to download the free Tucson Now app, which you can find on Apple and Google.
If you are using a desktop computer, you can use your mobile device to scan the QR code below.
Read more Caterpillar program offers job to more than half of its interns
You can submit your breaking news or weather images here.