Phoenix residents can expect a continuation of clear skies and mild temperatures in the coming week, according to the latest forecasts. The National Weather Service predicts today's high to hover around 55°F, with widespread frost before 9 am giving way to sunny conditions. Winds will remain light, gathering some strength in the east at about 5 mph as the day progresses.
Into the night, the trend of clear skies is expected to hold, with low temperatures dropping to around 34°F, the calm winds continue, and Widespread frost before 9 am. Otherwise, sunny, with an uptick in the thermometer reaching near 59°F is what NWS detailed for Wednesday while looking ahead Phoenix's ABC15 concurs on the sunny forecast, although their projections add a couple of degrees for Wednesday's high at 59° and a slightly warmer low of 36°.
Thursday with a 40 percent chance of showers before 11 am, following which the city is expected to return to mostly sunny conditions along with breezy winds, the NWS forecasts, gusts could reach as high as 30 mph. The rest of the week appears to keep the clear, sunny trend with frost in the mornings before 9 am on both the NWS and ABC15 forecasts—the high temperatures across both weather services stay consistent in the mid-50s.
The weekend outlook hints at a steady climb in daytime highs starting with sunny skies and a high near 61°F on Saturday, edging toward the mid-60s come Sunday and M.L.King Day. Come evening, nighttime temperatures will take a slight dip with lows forecast in the 30s. Sunny, with a high near 64, states the NWS for Sunday.
