Phoenix residents can expect a shift in weather patterns over the next week with a mix of clear skies, potential showers, and frosty mornings according to the National Weather Service. After a calm and partly sunny day with highs hovering near 58 degrees, the clear night will give way to a low of around 36 degrees. The forecast, last updated early this morning, points to increasing clouds throughout the day.
As we head into the weekend, those up early might encounter patches of frost before 8 a.m. on Saturday. The skies, however, are expected to clear up bringing another sunny day with a high near 59 degrees. Saturday night's forecast predicts mostly cloudy conditions with the temperature dropping to a low of around 41. While the wind remains calm, the southeast breeze could reach speeds around 5 mph.
Changes roll in come Sunday when showers are likely to occur, mainly after 11 a.m. With a 70% chance of precipitation and cloudy skies, temperatures will peak at 54 degrees. The weather could get breezy, with southeast winds shifting west and potentially gusting as high as 20 mph.
Looking to the start of next week, the weather service anticipates a breezy Sunday night with only a slight chance of showers before 11 p.m., and frost setting in after 4 a.m. It'll be mostly clear with lows around 33 degrees. Monday will begin frosty but is set to be sunny with a high near 53 degrees, and calm northwest winds. Moving into Tuesday, skies remain clear as daytime temperatures rise to around 55 degrees with light winds expected.
The upcoming Wednesday will also stay sunny with the mercury reaching 58 degrees. Nighttime conditions remain mostly clear with lows at 37 degrees. A slight chance of showers returns on Thursday, but most of the day will remain sunny with highs near 57 degrees. For more detailed information on the local Phoenix weather, you can visit the National Weather Service website.
