Residents and visitors in Phoenix can look forward to a string of sunny days ahead, according to the latest weather forecast. The city is set to experience clear skies with the temperature steadily ascending into the lower 90s as the week progresses. As reported by the National Weather Service, today's weather is sunny, with a high near 70. Light winds switching from calm to a gentle southwest breeze are expected to accompany the mild conditions.
The evenings will follow the days' lead, remaining mostly clear with temperatures dipping into the lower 50s. For those venturing out tonight, you can expect a "low around 51" and a light west-northwest wind that will settle down as the night deepens. The gentle pattern is projected to continue with a slight chance of sprinkles surfacing on Friday afternoon. Despite the potential for fleeting precipitation, the day promises to be sunny with a high near 73.
The forecast for the weekend, as the National Weather Service outlines, suggests perfect weather for any planned outdoor activities. Saturday's temperature is expected to reach a pleasant high of approximately 79 degrees under sunny skies. If planning a night under the stars, Saturday night will be mostly clear with a low around 56 degrees.
The upward trend in temperature continues with Sunday's forecast predicting a high near 82 degrees, again under an unblemished canopy of sun. Following suit, Monday will bring even warmer weather, with the day's events bathed in sunshine and a high nearing 87 degrees. Those relishing the night's cooler atmosphere will appreciate Monday night's clear skies and an anticipated low around 59.
The week will start with temperatures climbing higher, pushing the mercury to reach a "high near 91" on Tuesday, as indicated by the National Weather Service. Outdoor enthusiasts can capitalize on yet another day abundant with sunshine and gentle breezes. Phoenix's warm spree remains uninterrupted by midweek, with Wednesday expected to be sunny and likely the hottest day in the sequence, with a high nearing a toasty 95 degrees.
