PHOENIX (AZFamily) — We hit our first 110° of the year just before 4 p.m. There will likely be more where that came from over the next 7 days as this stretch of hot June weather continues.
Because of the higher humidity, it will stay quite warm this evening. Isolated showers and thunderstorms will develop across the higher terrain north and east of Phoenix. There is a slight chance that a few sprinkles and some weakening outflow gusts could drift into the northern fringes of the Valley—we’ll keep you posted.
Sunday morning temperatures will only fall into the low 80s before climbing back to around 109° during the afternoon. Once again, isolated showers and storms are expected across the higher terrain north and east of the Valley.
Highs are forecast near 109° Monday and back to 110° on Tuesday. The pattern remains warm through the middle and end of next week, with highs generally ranging from 105° to 109°.
For the High Country, scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue through this afternoon before tapering off tonight, then redeveloping Sunday afternoon. Storm chances increase to around 20% across the White Mountains on Monday, followed by 10–20% chances Monday night into Tuesday. Much of the rest of the mountains will stay mostly dry through the week, with slight storm chances returning by late next week.
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