Although there are only slight chances (20-40%) for rain and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, any storms that do develop over the lower deserts, especially in Pinal County, will have a low chance (5%) of producing severe winds (>58 mph), which may generate blowing dust, and a low chance (5%) of producing flash flooding.
Shower and thunderstorm chances will remain primarily focused over the higher terrain of eastern Arizona and across southeast Arizona, however a shift in the weather pattern and increased moisture will lead to better odds for lower desert showers and storms.
High temperatures will hover slightly above normal today, then drop slightly below normal during the second half of the week as moisture and rain chances increase. Temperatures trend back up this weekend.
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