The Navajo Nation has declared a drought emergency and is seeking roughly $6.5M for windmill repairs, water storage and emergency hauling as wells and ponds run dry.

Highs near 107°F Friday with nights stuck in the mid‑80s and only a slight chance of brief showers; cooling centers are available across the city.

Highs near 107°F today with sticky nights and slight storm chances Friday into the weekend.

Triple‑digit heat returns Wednesday with highs near 107°F; slight storm chances arrive late week. Warm nights and dry lightning risk mean take precautions.

Phoenix will hit about 104°F Tuesday and climb toward 110°F by the weekend. City cooling centers, including a 24/7 respite downtown, are open.

Phoenix will warm from the low 100s Monday toward 110°F by the weekend. Cooling centers and heat‑safety tips are available for residents.

Clear skies and triple‑digit heat today; highs near 104°F, climbing toward 110°F by Friday.

San Carlos Lake was closed after a massive die‑off left the reservoir and shoreline strewn with dead fish. Tribal officials warn of health risks and are monitoring conditions.

Triple-digit heat and gusty winds today; cooling centers, including a 24/7 downtown respite, are open. Take heat and fire precautions this afternoon.

Triple-digit heat lands Friday in Phoenix with gusty afternoons and a Fire Weather Watch for parts of SW Arizona on Saturday.

Severe thunderstorms moved through Arizona Wednesday evening, prompting severe thunderstorm warnings and an Air Quality Alert for Maricopa County as storms produced gusty winds and lightning.

Highs near 108°F Thursday with overnight lows only in the upper 70s. Cooling centers are open and gusty winds Friday–Saturday raise fire‑weather concerns.

Phoenix begins meteorological summer after its warmest spring on record, and the Valley heads into low‑100s with an air‑quality alert this week.