Triple-Digit Heatwaves Return to the Valley This Week

Gusty winds and low humidity have prompted a red flag warning in eastern Arizona, raising concerns about wildfire risks. Winds could reach up to 45 mph through Monday, creating hazardous conditions.

In Phoenix, a weather system moving north is delivering gusty winds and cooler-than-normal temperatures. Isolated showers are expected in far northern Arizona, but most areas south of I-40 will remain dry.

The Greer fire in eastern Arizona remains a significant concern, exacerbated by these weather conditions. Authorities warn that the elevated fire danger will persist until winds subside on Tuesday. Following this decline, temperatures will increase, with valley highs expected to exceed 100 degrees by Wednesday.

The forecast indicates a trend of warm weather continuing through the Memorial Day holiday weekend, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

Seven-Day Forecast:

MONDAY: 95/68 Sunny, breezy at times

TUESDAY: 99/69 Getting warmer

WEDNESDAY: 104/73 Back to triple-digit temps

THURSDAY: 105/76 Above average heat

FRIDAY: 104/77 A few clouds around

SATURDAY: 101/75 Warm weekend weather

SUNDAY: 100/73 Mainly sunny

Arizona’s diverse weather has caused various severe conditions across the state. Stay tuned for updates and visual accounts of recent weather events through trusted local news sources.

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