The Valley of the Sun is bracing for a change in the weather following a stretch of clear skies and moderate temperatures. According to the National Weather Service, Phoenix residents can expect areas of frost between 7 am and 9 am today, with the city warming up to a sunny high near 59 degrees and calm winds shifting south southeast around 5 mph in the afternoon.
Tonight, the forecast promises an increase in cloud coverage with temperatures dropping to a low of around 42 degrees. The calm winds are expected to go east at around 5 mph. It contrasts slightly with information obtained by ABC15, which reports a clear Phoenix night with a low of 39 degrees and a gentle East breeze at 4 mph.
The situation takes a wet turn on Sunday with the National Weather Service predicting showers and a high near 53 degrees. The mild conditions will give way to breezy gusts, potentially reaching as high as 25 mph. On a similar note, ABC15 warns of a 60% chance for scattered showers, though the temperature is expected to be slightly higher, with a high of 55 degrees and a low of 44 degrees.
Come Monday, both outlets agree on sunny skies prevailing after widespread frost before 9 am, and highs in the mid-50s. ABC15 foresees a sunny day with a high of 54 degrees and a low of 35 degrees. Fluidly transitioning into the rest of the week, consistent sunshine is predicted along with highs steadily in the mid to high-50s and lows hovering around the mid-30s, occasionally interrupted by a chance of showers on Thursday, with breezy conditions as per the forecast by the National Weather Service.
