Extreme Heat Alert: Tuesday’s Scorching Temperatures Poised to Break Records!

PHOENIX — Arizona is bracing for extreme heat, with temperatures soaring between 110 and 117 degrees through Tuesday. Extreme Heat Warnings have been issued as major heat risks develop across the lower deserts.

Forecasters anticipate an influx of monsoonal moisture this week, increasing the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms, particularly from Tuesday to Thursday. These weather patterns are expected to primarily affect the higher elevations of Arizona.

However, a reduction in moisture will lead to a notable decline in storm activity over the July 4th holiday weekend, bringing temperatures closer to seasonal averages.

**Seven-Day Forecast:**

**MONDAY:** 116/92 Record heat!

**TUESDAY:** 114/89 Extreme heat.

**WEDNESDAY:** 108/85 Humidity increases.

**THURSDAY:** 102/85 Isolated thunderstorms.

**FRIDAY:** 104/85 Fourth of July celebrations.

**SATURDAY:** 106/86 Continued sunny and hot conditions.

**SUNDAY:** 107/87 Mostly sunny.

Arizona has experienced intense weather phenomena recently. Residents can view a selection of videos showcasing thunderstorms, floods, and wildfires across the state.

If you witness noteworthy weather, share your photos and videos safely via the local news app or social media with the hashtag #BeOn12.