As a slow moving low pressure system approaches the region late this weekend into early next week, chances for scattered, light showers will increase from west to east across the region. The best chances for appreciable amounts of precipitation will be confined to prominent terrain features, such as western Joshua Tree National Park and the high terrain north of Phoenix.
Unsettled weather will return early next week, mainly Monday through Wednesday, with some continuation into Thursday, as a low pressure weather system slowly moves through the region. Cooler temperatures along with lower desert rain chances and high terrain snow chances will accompany this system. Exact rainfall and snow amounts are uncertain at this time, but the greatest precipitation amounts are expected to favor higher terrain areas north and east of Phoenix.
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