Phoenix faces a 113-degree Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Saturday. Storm chances rise sharply Sunday and Monday.

Phoenix could reach 115 degrees Wednesday, with another night near 90 and an Extreme Heat Warning continuing through Saturday. Monsoon storm chances return this weekend.

Phoenix is headed for 112°F Tuesday and 113°F Wednesday and Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning stays in effect through Saturday.

APS grant money is funding fabric canopies at Phoenix's hottest downtown corners, with a giant windmill-style structure at 5th and Jefferson.

Phoenix gets a brief dose of light rain Monday morning before a punishing heat wave takes over. Highs could hit 116 degrees by Wednesday.

Phoenix is facing 110-degree heat most of the week, with a Sunday night storm chance that could bring gusty winds before the skies dry out.

Phoenix could hit 113 degrees Saturday as the Valley begins another dangerous week of extreme heat. Storm chances remain slight, but gusty winds and blowing dust are possible.

Phoenix's mayor says the new federal plan fails to spread the pain evenly across all seven river states.

Phoenix is facing another long stretch of extreme heat, with highs from 110 to 113 degrees and overnight lows near 90. The warning now runs through August 28.

Phoenix gets a brief break from the heat Thursday before highs surge back to 110 and 111 degrees through the weekend.

A Maryvale mom says her kids finally play outside after sunset — but some neighbors say the midday heat feels just the same.

Phoenix could reach 111 degrees this weekend as an Extreme Heat Warning overlaps with evening storm and blowing-dust risks.

Phoenix could hit 111 degrees Tuesday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Friday, with only slight storm chances later this week.