First 100-Degree Days on the Horizon?

PHOENIX — This weekend, temperatures in the Valley are expected to be slightly below seasonal averages, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities. As the days progress, the weather will shift, leading to a warming trend beginning Monday.

Saturday may see some flurries in the eastern Arizona mountains, but any chances for rain will diminish shortly thereafter. By the end of the week, Phoenix could experience highs close to the triple digits, a mark that is above average for this time of year.

Elswhere in the state, conditions will include plentiful sunshine and light winds, emphasizing the shift to warmer weather.

Here’s the seven-day forecast:

SATURDAY: High of 80°F, low of 58°F, scattered clouds.

SUNDAY: High of 83°F, low of 58°F, mainly sunny.

MONDAY: High of 88°F, low of 61°F, sunny and warm.

TUESDAY: High of 93°F, low of 64°F, returning to the 90s.

WEDNESDAY: High of 96°F, low of 67°F, above average temperatures.

THURSDAY: High of 98°F, low of 69°F, nearing 100°F.

FRIDAY: High of 99°F, low of 68°F, partly cloudy.

Arizona has witnessed significant weather events recently, including thunderstorms and floods. For a visual summary, a compilation of these weather phenomena can be found on local news channels and social media platforms. Residents are encouraged to share any storm, dust, or sunset photos safely through designated channels.