A weather disturbance will push eastward across the Desert Southwest today bringing chances for showers across the region. Forecast rain totals are minimal with better probabilities for wetting rainfall (>0.10") focused northeast to southeast of the Phoenix Metro Area. A few rumbles of thunder cannot be ruled out, though chances are only 10%.
The weather pattern will be active during the early and middle of next week with the potential for at least a couple weather systems moving through the region. The first system will arrive later Monday into Tuesday. This system will have the best moisture and highest precipitation chances (40-80%). There are plenty of uncertainties next week, most notably with respect to rainfall totals and potential lingering showers into midweek.
An unsettled weather pattern through early next week will feature a series weather systems that will move across the Desert Southwest, resulting in cooler temperatures, increased rain chances, and breezy to locally windy conditions. The first system is expected to move through today and another couple are in the forecast for early to mid next week.
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