A flood watch covers Phoenix as thunderstorms, heavy rain, hail and gusty winds move in Wednesday and Thursday. Sunny, cooler weather returns Friday.

Phoenix gets one more dry day Tuesday, with temperatures around 90, before thunderstorms and a Flood Watch arrive. Heavy rain could bring a flash-flood threat Wednesday into Thursday.

Phoenix warms into the upper 80s before storms, heavy rain and a sharp cooldown arrive midweek.

A mostly sunny Sunday will reach 84 degrees in Phoenix before rain chances build Tuesday night and peak Wednesday and Thursday.

Phoenix faces a windy, mostly cloudy Saturday with a late shower chance before a wetter, cooler pattern takes shape midweek.

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Strong east winds and blowing dust are headed for Phoenix on Friday, with a Wind Advisory lasting through the afternoon. Cooler temperatures arrive this weekend, followed by increasing rain chances next week.

Phoenix will reach 89 degrees under sunny skies Thursday before strong east winds arrive Friday. Cooler, cloudier weather settles in this weekend.

Phoenix starts Wednesday cool and clear, then heats up quickly before strong Friday winds sweep across the region. A small shower chance returns Saturday.

Early showers fade Tuesday as Phoenix settles into a cooler, sunnier stretch. Gusty winds could become the bigger story by Friday.

Phoenix could see thunderstorms Monday and Monday night before temperatures drop into the 70s. Sunny skies return Wednesday, but gusty winds are coming later this week.

Phoenix is waking to rain and a Wind Advisory Sunday. Cooler, drier weather arrives by midweek.

Storms move into Phoenix Saturday before Sunday brings a wind advisory, blowing dust and a major temperature drop.