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Phoenix Braces for Showers Before Sunny Weekend, Highs in 70s Ahead

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Published on March 14, 2024
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Phoenix residents may need to keep their umbrellas at hand over the next few days as the city is anticipating a mix of sunny skies and potential rain showers according to the latest weather forecasts. The National Weather Service predicts an increasing likelihood of showers tonight with a 40% chance of precipitation; meanwhile, locals can expect showers likely mainly after 11 a.m. on Friday, with the probability of rain increasing to 60%. The rest of the week promises a reprieve from the rain, with sunny conditions returning on Saturday and a forecast of a clear sky with a high near 70.

As Phoenix warms up through the week, the weather appears to be on a gradual climb towards more agreeable conditions after a spate of showers today and Friday, leading into the weekend, which is anticipated to be predominantly clear with minimal chances of rain it's looking to be a welcome break for those weary of wet weather. FOX 10 Phoenix reports a temperate outlook for early next week with highs hovering in the mid to upper 70s, rising to a comfortable 82 degrees by next Wednesday and Thursday.

For those planning outdoor activities, Saturday could be your best bet as it will be sunny with a high near 70, with nighttime lows around the 50-degree mark, ideal for an evening stroll or a night under the stars in the backyard. Sunday continues the trend with mostly sunny weather and a high near 72, while by Monday, the temperature is set to rise even further, hitting a high near 75 and a low around 53 at night.

With spring just around the corner, this fluctuation between wet and warm weather is not out of the ordinary for Phoenix, the daily high temperatures are expected to remain consistently in the low to mid-70s well into the next week, with nighttime temperatures offering a slight cool down into the low to mid-50s providing residents a taste of the coming season's warmth and the occasional evening chill that still hangs in the air as winter makes its exit.