Heat Wave Kicks Off the Week with a Sizzling Intensity

High temperatures are soaring in Phoenix, with forecasts predicting highs near 114 degrees on both Monday and Tuesday. An Excessive Heat Warning is in place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. during these days, putting public health at risk.

Forecasters state that Tuesday is particularly likely to challenge existing temperature records. However, storm activity will be minimal at lower elevations on these days. The situation is expected to shift midweek, as the chance of storms increases on Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures cooling slightly to below 110 degrees.

As the weekend approaches, storm chances will diminish again in the lower deserts, although temperatures are expected to remain above average.

Here’s the detailed forecast for the week:

MONDAY: High of 113°F, Low of 92°F, Weather Impact Alert Day.

TUESDAY: High of 114°F, Low of 89°F, Weather Impact Alert Day.

WEDNESDAY: High of 108°F, Low of 88°F, with a 20% chance of storms.

THURSDAY: High of 108°F, Low of 87°F, with a 20% chance of storms.

FRIDAY: High of 109°F, Low of 86°F, mostly sunny.

SATURDAY: High of 109°F, Low of 87°F, mostly sunny.

SUNDAY: High of 109°F, Low of 86°F, mostly sunny.

Arizona has a history of extreme weather events. Recent thunderstorms, floods, and fire incidents have impacted various regions of the state. For those interested in visual reports, video compilations are available through local channels.

If residents capture storms, sunsets, or other significant weather phenomena, they are encouraged to share their photos and videos safely. Contributions can be made via social media or through direct submissions to the local weather station.