Highs near 113–115°F with heat index up to 116°F. Extreme Heat Warning runs through Monday, July 27.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix through July 27 as daytime highs surge into the 110s. Cooling centers and 2‑1‑1 assistance are available.

A flash flood warning was issued Tuesday night for Cave Creek after heavy monsoon storms drenched hills north of Phoenix. Officials warned of life‑threatening runoff and urged motorists to avoid flooded roads.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix July 23–27. Triple‑digit afternoons and little overnight relief mean check cooling centers and avoid midday work.

Monsoon storms knocked out power for nearly 7,000 customers and flooded parts of Prescott Valley, officials say.

A quick storm chance tonight, then an Extreme Heat Watch this Thursday–Monday with highs pushing above 110°F. Plan ahead and know where to find cooling centers.

High near 104°F in Phoenix today with a slight chance of evening storms. Dangerous heat builds Thursday into the weekend.

NWS Flagstaff warned of life‑threatening flash flooding around Seligman and stretches of I‑40; ADOT amplified the alert and urged drivers to avoid flooded roads.

Mostly clear and near 100F today with a slight chance of morning storms. Heat climbs to 108F 110F by the weekend.

Spotty morning showers may interrupt Saturday commutes in Phoenix; highs near 96°F. Triple‑digit heat returns early next week.

The city has placed roll-off bins of free sand at nine parks so residents can fill sandbags ahead of forecast monsoon storms.

NWS Flagstaff issued flash‑flood warnings near Holbrook while ADOT urged drivers to check tires, use headlights with wipers, slow down and avoid flooded washes.

An Ozone High Pollution Advisory covers the Phoenix metro through Thursday; sensitive groups are being urged to limit outdoor exertion and follow hourly forecasts.