Phoenix faces another week of dangerous heat, with highs near 110 degrees and an Extreme Heat Warning through Friday.

Phoenix is heading into a dangerous stretch of 110-degree heat, with an Extreme Heat Warning lasting from Monday through Friday. Overnight lows near 90 will offer little relief.

Phoenix will reach 110 degrees Monday, with a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat expected through Friday. Cooling resources are available across the city.

Phoenix gets one more manageable day before temperatures surge toward 110 degrees next week. An Extreme Heat Watch is in effect Monday through Wednesday.

Phoenix gets one more afternoon storm chance before a sharp return to dangerous heat. Highs reach 110 degrees next week.

Phoenix gets a storm chance and a Flood Watch north and east of the Valley before temperatures surge back toward 110 degrees next week.

Phoenix gets a modest midweek cooldown as monsoon storm chances rise, but triple-digit heat returns by the weekend.

North Phoenix saw over a quarter-inch of rain by 8:30 p.m. as dust and thunderstorm warnings swept the Valley Sunday night.

A John Mellencamp concert was evacuated in Phoenix as monsoon winds tore through Buckeye and knocked out power across the Valley.

Phoenix will bake at 107°F Monday, with blowing dust and evening storm chances. A wetter, cooler stretch arrives Tuesday through Thursday.

Phoenix faces a 110-degree Sunday under an Extreme Heat Warning before monsoon storms bring dust, rain and cooler temperatures next week.

Phoenix could hit 112 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Sunday evening. Storm chances rise next week as temperatures finally begin to ease.

Federal officials say a cold-water flush that once blocked invasive bass would have cost ratepayers millions this year.