Dry and tranquil conditions will prevail this weekend with any thunderstorm activity limited across southern AZ. Near normal temperatures today will warm to above normal starting Sunday. By next week, even hotter temperatures are expected as strong high pressure builds over the region with lower desert locations ranging between 110-115 degrees, resulting in areas of Major HeatRisk. Thunderstorm activity through all of next week will be quite limited and confined to the higher terrain areas of eastern AZ.
Temperatures will be near normal today before warming to above normal levels starting on Sunday. Strong high pressure building over the region through most of next week will lead to even hotter temperatures with many local desert locations nearing 115 degrees by midweek, leading to areas of Major HeatRisk.
With strong high pressure building over the region through next week, temperatures are expected to heat up with areas of Major HeatRisk developing between Tuesday and Thursday across much of south-central AZ. As a result, an Extreme Heat Watch has been issued during this time frame.
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