Phoenix could hit 114°F Sunday, with an Extreme Heat Warning running through Tuesday evening. Overnight lows will stay near 90 degrees.

Phoenix is staring down a 115-degree Saturday and another round of dangerous overnight heat. The Extreme Heat Warning continues through Monday, August 3.

Phoenix could hit 115 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Monday evening. Overnight lows will barely dip into the low 90s.

Maricopa County has recorded 40 heat-related deaths so far in 2026, more than double last year’s tally at the same point. The data highlights who is most at risk as Phoenix’s brutal summer continues.

Heavy monsoon rains on July 25 turned Ocotillo Road to muck, trapping an ambulance north of Benson and forcing Cochise County SAR to carry an unconscious elderly woman to a waiting hospital ambulance.

Phoenix will see highs near 1100F and poor overnight cooling through midweek. City cooling centers and 2-1-1 are available for those who need relief.

Extreme Heat Warning in Phoenix through Monday; highs near 109°F and heat index up to 114°F.

Dangerous heat hits Phoenix today with highs near 117°F and an Extreme Heat Warning through Monday.

Highs near 113–115°F with heat index up to 116°F. Extreme Heat Warning runs through Monday, July 27.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix through July 27 as daytime highs surge into the 110s. Cooling centers and 2‑1‑1 assistance are available.

A flash flood warning was issued Tuesday night for Cave Creek after heavy monsoon storms drenched hills north of Phoenix. Officials warned of life‑threatening runoff and urged motorists to avoid flooded roads.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix July 23–27. Triple‑digit afternoons and little overnight relief mean check cooling centers and avoid midday work.

Monsoon storms knocked out power for nearly 7,000 customers and flooded parts of Prescott Valley, officials say.