Phoenix will reach 102 degrees Friday, then trade triple-digit heat for thunderstorms, blowing dust and a sharp weekend cool-down.

Phoenix will hit 102 degrees Thursday and about 100 Friday before storms and a cooldown arrive this weekend.

Phoenix will hit 101 Wednesday and 102 Thursday before weekend storms bring cooler temperatures, gusty winds and rain chances.

A doorbell camera near Scottsdale and McDowell caught the flash just after 1 a.m., as a Dragoon webcam clocked it at 1:03 a.m.

Phoenix faces hot weather Thursday before rain chances increase late Saturday into Sunday and cooler weather arrives.

Phoenix is headed for another near-100-degree stretch, with the week’s hottest temperatures arriving Wednesday and Thursday. Limited storm chances finally return this weekend.

Phoenix will see a sunny Sunday near 99 degrees, with east winds gusting up to 30 mph. The dry heat is expected to stick around all week.

Phoenix is heading back toward 100 degrees this weekend, with gusty east winds and no rain in sight. The heat builds again by midweek.

Phoenix will stay sunny and dry through next week as breezy 95-degree afternoons build toward near-100-degree heat.

Phoenix will see sunny skies Thursday before gusty easterly winds arrive Friday. Highs climb toward 100 degrees next week.

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Phoenix starts Wednesday near 68 degrees before a sunny 82-degree afternoon. The cooldown won’t last long, with weekend highs climbing into the mid-90s.

Patton Road, Dale Lane and 175th Avenue all went underwater this week, leaving rural Surprise families stuck and kids late for class.