Arizona Welcomes Sunny Skies as Temperatures Return to the 80s
Phoenix set another record high on Friday, but a modest cooldown arrives on Saturday. Highs will still reach the upper 90s, well above the seasonal average.
Temperature outlook
The average high for this time of year is about 81 degrees. Temperatures are expected to remain in the 90s through Tuesday.
An area of low pressure will finally end the two-week heat wave. By Wednesday, temperatures return to the 80s with sunnier conditions.
Winds and travel impacts
A weak disturbance will bring more clouds and breezy conditions on Saturday. Easterly winds this afternoon should range from 15 to 25 mph.
Low visibility Saturday morning triggered a ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor. The Federal Aviation Administration handled the temporary arrival halt.
Rain chances and regional details
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in Northern Arizona on Sunday and Monday. The disturbance could produce a few storm cells there.
The Valley faces a slight chance of light showers Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Overall, sunny skies should become more widespread later in the week.
- Record high set Friday.
- Highs in the upper 90s through Tuesday.
- Seasonal average high: about 81 degrees.
- Easterly winds: 15–25 mph.
- Ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor due to low visibility.
- Two-week heat wave expected to end with low pressure.
- Showers or thunderstorms possible in Northern Arizona Sunday and Monday.
- Temperatures return to the 80s by Wednesday and likely stay there through next weekend.
Expect Arizona sunny skies and milder readings by midweek as conditions stabilize. Filmogaz.com will provide updates if the forecast changes.
