Very limited chances this afternoon/evening for one last round of activity. While most areas have sub 10% chances of rainfall, areas in the foothills and in the eastern AZ higher terrain have up to a 20% chance of precipitation. Any area that do receive any rainfall can expect very little in accumulation, and gusty outflows will be the primary threat.
High temperatures up to 8 degrees above normal with widespread moderate HeatRisk will cool closer to normal by the end of week. Isolated thunderstorms will become less prevalent as much drier air moves into the region eventually eliminating any storm threat by the end of the week
Afternoon high temperatures will reach up to 8 degrees above normal resulting in widespread moderate HeatRisk. Never underestimate the heat, and make plans accordingly. Remember to drink plenty of water and take breaks in air conditioning.
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