The city of Phoenix is bracing for a sweltering end to the summer as temperatures are set to soar past the century mark in the coming days. According to the National Weather Service, residents should expect sunny skies with highs reaching up to 107 degrees by Sunday.
The evenings will offer some respite, though only marginally, with overnight lows hovering around a balmy 84 degrees. Latest updates show a mostly clear Friday night before the heat ramps up quickly over the weekend.
As Labor Day approaches, the heat is not going to let up, with Monday predicted to maintain highs near 107 degrees. The night might bring a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, but chances remain slim at 20 percent before 11 pm, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Tuesday will also be "mostly sunny, with a high near 104," as per the National Weather Service. A similar pattern is expected for Wednesday and Thursday, with chances of showers and thunderstorms to increase slightly to 30 percent, offering a potential break from the persistent heat.
