Phoenix heads into a late‑February heat spike with highs near 93°F and warm nights in the 60s.

Sunny, unusually warm weather will push Phoenix into the upper 80s and low 90s through the weekend. City cooling centers and a downtown respite site are available for relief.

Phoenix approved a 2026 Heat Response Plan that expands cooling centers, extends library hours and revives a downtown 24/7 respite site as early heat hits the Valley.

Sunny this morning with a forecast high near 87°F. Phoenix will climb into the low 90s Thursday through the weekend with daily records possible.

Sunny and dry: highs near 85°F Tuesday and climbing into the low 90s by the weekend.

A fast warm-up pushes Phoenix into the upper 80s and low 90s this week. Dry, sunny afternoons with light winds and a chance to flirt with late-February records.

A chilly Saturday morning gives way to a fast warm-up — highs near 72°F today and a shot at upper‑80s to low‑90s by late this week.

Light foothill showers end Friday morning. A chilly Saturday start gives way to a rapid warm-up into the 80s next week.

Partly cloudy and cool Thursday with gusty southwest winds; slight chance of late-night showers. Dry, warming weekend with highs into the 80s.

Gusty southwest winds pick up Wednesday, with a Wind Advisory for parts of southwestern Arizona. Brief, spotty showers may hit foothills and higher terrain.

Light showers and breezy winds move through Phoenix Tuesday with small rain totals. Gusty, blustery periods are likely Wednesday.

Showers and gusty winds are likely Monday night in Phoenix, with advisory-level gusts possible. Expect cooler, breezy conditions through midweek.

Sunny, mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 78°F. Showers and gusty winds arrive Monday night into Tuesday.