Arizona – Porch lights glow over quiet streets as mild air settles across the Valley early this morning. Jackets feel optional. The chill that hinted at winter is already backing away, replaced by steady warmth and clear skies.
According to the National Weather Service in Phoenix, temperatures sat in the mid-50s before sunrise, with calm winds and excellent visibility. Dry air remains locked in, setting up a smooth warming trend that carries through the weekend.
Sunshine dominates today, quickly lifting temperatures into the mid-70s. Roads stay dry, skies stay clear, and travel impacts remain minimal across Loop 101, I-10, and surface streets. Afternoon sun may feel stronger than expected for late January, especially during outdoor work or exercise.
By Friday, highs climb into the upper 70s, flirting with early February levels. Light northeast breezes develop but stay gentle. Evenings cool comfortably into the upper 40s, ideal for open windows and patio dinners.
Saturday brings the warmest air yet. Afternoon highs near 79 degrees arrive under cloud-free skies. It will feel more like early spring than winter. Hydration becomes important during longer outdoor activities, even without extreme heat.
Sunday stays sunny and warm, holding near 79 again before a mild cooldown overnight. Skies remain mostly clear into Monday, with no rain in sight and only subtle wind shifts. Any hint of winter weather remains locked far north and east.
Looking ahead, temperatures hold above seasonal averages into early next week, keeping Phoenix dry and quiet. For now, it’s a rare stretch of calm weather perfect for travel, events, and outdoor plans.
Spending time outside this weekend? Does it feel more like spring where you are?
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Phoenix, AZ
Today: Becoming sunny, high near 75
Tonight: Clear and calm, low near 46
Friday: Sunny and warmer, high near 76
Saturday: Sunny and warm, high near 79
Sunday: Sunny, mild breeze late, high near 79
