The consistent rays of the sun will continue to blanket Phoenix, AZ, as the city enters the final days of the year with a series of calm and clear skies. According to the National Weather Service, the weather in the region will remain sunny today, with a high near 68 degrees and tranquil winds accompanying the pleasant temperature. As nighttime falls, the skies are expected to stay mostly clear, dipping to a modest low around 44 degrees.
For those planning outdoor activities this weekend, the weather appears to cooperate nicely. Saturday's forecast calls for more sunshine and a slight rise in temperatures, pushing the high to near 70 degrees. The pattern of clear skies will persist into Sunday, with the mercury climbing further to reach a high near 74 degrees. Count on a calm night to follow, with the low rounding out around 46 degrees—a slight step up from Saturday's evening chill, as stated by the National Weather Service.
Weather projections into early next week remain just as steadfast, with Monday and Tuesday both offering up more sun and highs hovering in the low to mid-70s. The evenings, consistent with the trend, will be clear with lows in the mid-40s. By the time New Year's Day rolls in, Phoenicians can expect sunny skies with a gentle northeast breeze at 5 mph and a daytime high settling near 72 degrees. The information, available via the National Weather Service's website, reflects a calm wind pattern that is set to carry through to the end of the forecast period.
Looking further ahead, Wednesday night's skies are forecasted to stay mostly clear, with lows approximating around 44 degrees. Thursday continues the uninterrupted streak of sunny days with a forecasted high near 75, and a light east to northeast wind picking up to around 5 mph. This steady display of clear weather can be a reprieve for the residents of Phoenix, allowing for unhampered post-holiday activities, leisure and the comfort that comes with predictable meteorological patterns. For a detailed look at the weather forecast, visit the National Weather Service's website.
