Residents of Phoenix can expect to see a mixture of clouds and sunshine over the next week, with temperatures staying relatively mild. According to the National Weather Service, today will be mostly cloudy through the mid-morning before gradually clearing up, reaching a high near 70. The calm wind will carry through the night, with temperatures dropping to a low around 41.
The forecast for Tuesday brings increasing clouds and a high near 67, while calm winds are expected to shift north at about 5 mph. By evening, there's a 30 percent chance that residents may start to see some showers. The nighttime is to bring breezier conditions with gusts possibly reaching up to 25 mph, and a warmer low around 52. Moving into the middle of the week, Wednesday has a 20 percent chance of showers before 11 a.m., giving way to mostly sunny skies later in the day with highs near 64. Steady east northeast winds are on the agenda, gusting again as high as 25 mph. As night falls, the sky will clear again, with lows around 40, as detailed by NWS.
The remainder of the week looks to be quite sunny. Thursday's forecast anticipates bright skies and a high near 64, conditions echoed into Friday and the weekend. Nighttime temperatures will dip into the lower 40s, and by the week's end, expect to even find slightly cooler evening temperatures reaching a low of around 39. The predictable pattern continues, with Saturday slated to be sunny and achieve a high of 64, moving on to another clear and calm night.
For those planning any outdoor activities, Sunday might be the ideal day, with plenty of sun predicted and highs again near 64. A light west wind will potentially make an appearance, softly shifting the calm landscape the city has been resting in.
