Warm southwest flow will keep temperatures several degrees above normal through Thursday, with afternoon highs up to 5-10 degrees above normal. An unsettled weather pattern will feature a series weather systems that will move across the Desert Southwest, resulting in cooler temperatures and increased rain chances, with the first system expected to move through on Friday and the next favored early next week. In between systems, this weekend, temperatures warm back up.
A weather disturbance will push eastward across the Desert Southwest on Friday, bringing chances for showers across portions of the region. Forecast rain totals are generally quite light, with better probabilities for wetting rainfall (>0.10") focused east/southeast of the Phoenix Metro Area. A few rumbles of thunder cannot be ruled out.
The latest 6-10 day CPC outlook continues to support odds tilted favorably toward above normal precipitation across the Southwest U.S. heading into next week. A couple Pacific weather systems, in a series of systems, will bring rain and snow to the region.
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