Historic Heatwave Set to Dominate the Coming Week!

PHOENIX — An Excessive Heat Warning is likely to be extended, initially set to expire on Sunday. The forecast indicates temperatures nearing 110°F through Monday, cementing a worrying trend.

Wednesday marked the ninth consecutive day of record-breaking highs, and the streak shows no signs of breaking. Meteorologists predict this could extend to 16 days of record-setting temperatures by October 9, establishing a new benchmark for the area.

This current heatwave represents the longest stretch of consecutive record highs in history, surpassing the previous record of seven days. Residents should prepare for continued intense heat into early next week.

Here’s the seven-day forecast for the region:

THURSDAY: High of 109°F (Record heat)

FRIDAY: High of 110°F (Record heat)

SATURDAY: High of 109°F (Record heat)

SUNDAY: High of 109°F (Record heat)

MONDAY: High of 109°F (Record heat)

TUESDAY: High of 105°F (Record heat)

WEDNESDAY: High of 103°F (Above normal)

Arizona’s weather patterns have brought a mixture of severe weather events, including thunderstorms and floods. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on local weather conditions and advisories.

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