Isolated showers are expected across parts of the region today, focused more over the foothills and higher terrain areas of south-central Arizona during the afternoon hours. Any accumulations should be light in nature. Some rumbles of thunder and gusty winds can't be completely ruled out with some stronger showers.
Below normal temperature will prevail through the rest of the workweek, with afternoon highs struggling to reach 70°F today and Thursday. Isolated showers are expected this afternoon focused north and northeast of the Phoenix area. Breezy winds will again be expected today, especially near any shower activity. Additional chances for showers are expected on Friday, mainly across higher terrain areas.
Current CPC outlooks show high probabilities for above normal temperatures across western U.S., including the Desert Southwest by the middle of next week. Afternoon highs are expected to climb into the 90s across the lower deserts by Tuesday or Wednesday and potentially at or just above 100° by the following weekend. Temperatures are likely to be around 15°F above normal late next week. For those unaccustomed to the heat and considering attending outdoor sporting events, be sure to stay hydrated and prepare accordingly for the unseasonably warm conditions.
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