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Phoenix will hit about 100 degrees Friday before a dry, sunny weekend near 101. Rain chances stay close to zero through Sunday.

Lingering rain fades Thursday morning in Phoenix before sunny skies and triple-digit heat return for the weekend.

A Flood Watch covers Phoenix through Wednesday evening as thunderstorms bring heavy rain and flash-flood risks. Triple-digit heat returns by the weekend.

Phoenix faces rising storm chances Tuesday night, with Wednesday bringing the week’s biggest risk of heavy rain and localized flooding.

Phoenix reaches 102 Sunday, then faces increasing storm chances through Wednesday before another late-week heat surge.

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Phoenix will hit 102 Saturday and 104 Monday as storm chances return. The Valley’s hotter stretch is not quite finished.

Phoenix will reach 105 degrees Friday, with another triple-digit weekend ahead. Storm chances rise sharply Monday night as temperatures begin easing.

Phoenix will hit 108 degrees Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning covers the metro area through 8 p.m. A slow cooldown begins next week.

Phoenix is heading toward 108 degrees Tuesday as an Extreme Heat Warning covers the Valley through Thursday. Storm chances rise sharply by Friday.

Phoenix will reach 107 degrees on Labor Day before an Extreme Heat Warning begins Tuesday. A slight chance of thunderstorms returns late in the week.

Phoenix will hit 105 degrees Sunday before Labor Day climbs to 106. Triple-digit heat continues through Tuesday, with storm chances rising late week.