Buckle Up: We’re About to Dive Back into the 110’s Era!

PHOENIX — The weather in Arizona is expected to remain hot and sunny today, with thunderstorms anticipated in the eastern regions of the state. On Tuesday, the forecast predicts similar conditions; however, moisture moving in from Southeast Arizona may introduce cloudy skies and a potential for showers and storms in South-Central Arizona, particularly from Tuesday night through Wednesday morning.

As temperatures cool slightly on Wednesday, the hotter conditions are likely to persist ahead of Labor Day weekend. Rain chances throughout the week will primarily target higher terrain areas of Arizona.

Here’s a snapshot of the upcoming week’s forecast:

MONDAY: 109/84 Sunny and hot.

TUESDAY: 107/86 Above normal temperatures.

WEDNESDAY: 104/86 Monsoon moisture is on the move.

THURSDAY: 107/84 Clearing and warm.

FRIDAY: 108/85 Continuing above normal.

SATURDAY: 107/84 Mostly sunny.

SUNDAY: 108/82 Mostly sunny.

The Monsoon Meter indicates a rating of 3 for the Mogollon Rim and White Mountains, suggesting moderate monsoon activity.

The state has witnessed various severe weather events recently. A collection of videos documenting thunderstorms, floods, and fires across Arizona is available for viewing on the 12News YouTube channel.

Residents are encouraged to contribute by sharing photos and videos of storm activity, sunsets, and other weather phenomena. These can be submitted through the 12 News app, via email at pictures@12news.com, or posted on social media with the hashtag #BeOn12.