Get Ready for Arizona’s Iconic Fall Weather Delight!

Daytime highs transition from upper 70s to low 80s with sunshine to wrap the work week.

PHOENIX — High pressure is settling in, leading to a gradual increase in temperatures from Wednesday through Friday. Daytime highs in the desert will start at the upper 70s on Wednesday and climb into the low 80s by Thursday and Friday. In several northern regions like Prescott, Flagstaff, Payson, and Sedona, cooler temperatures will hover in the range of 50s to 60s. Residents can expect a series of sunny days ahead.

However, a shift is anticipated by Sunday night, when a new weather system will bring a drop in temperatures along with the possibility of rain. This system is also expected to introduce wind gusts across Northern Arizona from Saturday through Tuesday. In addition, snowfall may affect Flagstaff. More detailed timings and impacts will become clearer as the weekend approaches.

Here’s a look at the seven-day forecast:

WEDNESDAY: 78/47 Sunny and pleasant

THURSDAY: 80/50 Mostly sunny & warmer

FRIDAY: 81/51 Mostly sunny & warm

SATURDAY: 79/51 Sunny sky

SUNDAY: 77/53 Clouds increase

MONDAY: 74/55 Partly cloudy, cooler, 10% chance of rain

TURKEY TUESDAY: 74/55 Partly cloudy, 10% chance of rain

Arizona continues to experience various weather patterns, including severe conditions across the state. For those interested in weather events, videos showcasing thunderstorms, floods, and wildfires can be found on the 12News YouTube channel.

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