The forecast for Phoenix, Arizona, promises a continued stretch of searing heat, with daytime temperatures expected to soar well into the triple digits throughout the coming week. According to the National Weather Service, today's weather is sunny and hot, with a high near 113°F, and calm winds that will shift westward at around 5 mph in the afternoon.
The evening will bring clear skies, and a low of around 83°F. Westerly winds, will maintain a light pace at about 5 mph before going calm post-midnight. Residents looking to escape the day's oppressive heat may find some relief during these slightly cooler nighttime hours.
Moving into the workweek, Monday's conditions are expected to be much like today's, with light and variable winds becoming a consistent westerly breeze in the afternoon, driving the mercury up to a high near 112°F. The clear evening skies will allow temperatures to drop to a low of around 81°F.
Those with hopes for a reprieve will be disappointed, as Tuesday's forecast indicates yet another sunny and blisteringly hot day with a high of 109°F. A steady south wind will shift west southwest in the afternoon, according to forecasts. Nightfall will see the skies remain clear, and a low temperature hovering around 81°F.
The National Weather Service indicates that this heat pattern will persist, with Wednesday's high anticipated at around 111°F. As the week progresses, similar conditions are expected to govern the region's climate. Thursday night will again be clear, with lows in the low 80s. Moreover, Juneteenth is expected to be a scorcher, with a high near 113°F and akin to today, calm winds that shift westward.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the temperatures show slight signs of relenting but will remain sweltering. Friday is forecasted to have sunny skies and a high near 111°F, and Saturday slightly cooler with a high near 108°F. Phoenix residents and visitors are advised to stay hydrated, seek shade where possible, and limit their time outdoors during peak heat hours.
