As the mercury continues to soar in Phoenix, residents are in for a sweltering week ahead with temperatures expected to exceed the century mark, prompting the need for extra precautions against heat-related illnesses. According to the National Weather Service, today's forecast calls for partly sunny skies, gradually becoming clear, with a high near 108 degrees. Tonight will be mostly cloudy before clearing, with a low around 88 degrees.
The heat in Phoenix will continue through the week, with highs near 111 on Wednesday and 112 on Thursday. Nights will stay hot too, with lows in the low 90s. There’s a slight chance of showers and storms, but it’s unclear if they’ll bring much relief.
With the heat feeling even hotter than the actual temperature, the National Weather Service urges people to stay safe by drinking lots of water, staying in air conditioning, avoiding the sun, and checking on family and neighbors.
Friday in Phoenix is expected to reach 111 degrees, with a slight 10% chance of showers or thunderstorms at night. The weekend will stay mostly sunny and hot, with highs near 110. While there’s still a chance of rain, it’s uncertain if it will bring any real relief from the heat.
