Tucson is starting Saturday under clear skies, with a sunny weekend ahead and enough east wind to keep things moving. Saturday, November 7, should reach about 74 degrees after a low near 54, while Tucson itself is expected to stay dry.
Saturday Wind Takes Center Stage
East winds will run 10 to 20 mph Saturday, with gusts up to 22 mph and stronger winds possible in open areas. The National Weather Service says showers are possible Saturday morning in eastern Cochise County, but the activity should fade by afternoon; no watches, warnings, or advisories are posted for Tucson.
Saturday night will be clear with a low near 52. Sunday turns sunnier and slightly warmer, reaching about 75 degrees, though easterly winds will continue.
Warmup Arrives Next Week
Monday should climb to around 77, followed by sunny highs of 73 to 79 Tuesday and about 78 on Veterans Day, Wednesday. Thursday looks like the warmest day in the current outlook at about 80 degrees, with light winds and clear to mostly clear skies for most outdoor plans.
Friday brings a high near 76, with mostly clear skies. That late-week blip follows an earlier Hoodline forecast that tracked Tucson's shift out of unsettled weather and into a sunnier stretch.
What To Know Before Heading Out
For Saturday and Sunday, plan around the wind rather than rain: secure lightweight items, expect breezier conditions in exposed areas, and bring a layer for mornings in the 50s. Outdoor flames and other fire sources should be handled carefully even as temperatures stay comfortable.
