The Brief
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“Dry and tranquil conditions” are expected for the rest of the 4th of July weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
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The Valley saw a high of 107°F for Saturday.
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Temperatures above 110°F are expected for much of the next workweek.
PHOENIX – Forecasters with the National Weather Service say people should be prepared for temperatures above 110°F next week.
Today
For the weekend, forecasters with NWS in Phoenix say “mainly dry and tranquil conditions” will prevail this weekend, with storms limited to southern Arizona.
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“Temperatures will be near normal today before warming to above normal levels starting on Sunday,” read a portion of their forecast.
For Saturday, NWS officials say Phoenix saw a high of 107°F, which is the normal temperature for this time of the year.
Tomorrow
As mentioned above, NWS officials expect temperatures to warm to above normal levels for Sunday, with a high of 111°F expected for the Phoenix area.
Next Week
“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,” read a portion of NWS’s forecast.
For Monday, a high of 112°F is expected for the Valley, rising to 115°F by Wednesday. An Extreme Heat Watch will take effect on Tuesday, July 8, and it is expected to last into Thursday, July 10.
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