Phoenix Braces for Scorching Daytime Highs Approaching 110 Degrees

All of Arizona is set to experience a significant heat wave, marking the hottest stretch of weather this year. Sunshine and rising temperatures will dominate the forecast for the next week.

Gone are the milder days from earlier in the week; Phoenix is expected to reach nearly 110 degrees by Monday. Historically, the first day to hit 110 in Phoenix is around June 11, making this year’s trend right on schedule.

Rain appears unlikely, with only a few stray showers anticipated in high-elevation areas. The typical June weather pattern of warmth and brightness prevails, with no significant precipitation evident on the horizon.

Daily record highs for Phoenix remain above 110 degrees from now until mid-September, indicating that residents should prepare for sustained heat.

**Seven-Day Forecast**

SUNDAY: 107/79 – Sunny & very warm

MONDAY: 109/79 – Hottest of the year, so far

FRIDAY: 106/81 – Near normal heat

SATURDAY: 108/80 – Sunny & hot

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