Weather Warning: Phoenix Faces Subzero Chill!

Freeze Warnings have been issued for southern and southeastern Arizona, including the Phoenix Valley, effective through 9 a.m. on Monday and resuming Tuesday morning.

Overnight temperatures are expected to dip near the freezing point, prompting residents to cover outdoor plants and pipes. It’s also crucial for pet owners to ensure their animals stay warm indoors during the cold spell.

Monday will see slightly below-normal temperatures, with Phoenix highs reaching the mid-60s. Additionally, a slight chance of flurries is forecast near the Navajo Nation and the White Mountains later in the day.

Looking ahead, Valley temperatures are set to rebound, with highs returning to the lower 70s starting Wednesday. For context, the average high for this time of year in Phoenix typically hovers around 67 degrees.

Here’s the seven-day weather forecast for the Phoenix area:

MONDAY: 62/37 Sunny, Freeze Warning

TUESDAY: 67/43 Sunny & near average

WEDNESDAY: 72/47 Sunny & pleasant

THURSDAY: 73/46 Mostly sunny & breezy

FRIDAY: 67/42 Partly sunny & breezy

SATURDAY: 66/42 Mostly sunny

SUNDAY: 64/44 Partly cloudy

Arizona has experienced various severe weather events across the state. Residents can view a compilation of video footage showcasing thunderstorms, floods, and wildfires on local channels.

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