Arizona wakes up under a gray February sky as clouds hang low over the Valley. Phoenix starts the morning at 64°F with calm winds and overcast conditions. The air feels mild, but subtle changes are already underway.
Clouds dominate through the morning before a slight chance of showers develops later today. Highs reach near 74°F, with light southwest winds around 5 mph by afternoon. While rainfall will be spotty, brief wet pavement could slow traffic along I-10 and Loop 202 after midday. Keep extra space between vehicles if showers pass through your commute.
Tonight turns mostly cloudy with lows dipping near 51°F. A stray shower remains possible early, then skies gradually clear.
Saturday brings classic desert sunshine and a high near 74°F. Sunday warms further, reaching 79°F under partly sunny skies. That warmth carries into Washington’s Birthday with highs near 76°F and mostly cloudy conditions. President’s Day Week begins mild, but changes arrive late.
By Monday night, showers become likely, with rain chances climbing to 70% after 11 p.m. A few thunderstorms cannot be ruled out. Tuesday keeps scattered showers around before gradual clearing later in the day. Rainfall amounts look light overall, but brief downpours may reduce visibility.
Temperatures trend slightly above normal through early next week, hinting at early spring vibes across central Arizona. The broader 6–10 day outlook favors continued mild weather with periodic rain chances across parts of the Southwest.
Five Day Outlook for Phoenix, Arizona:
Today: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high 74°F.
Saturday: Sunny, high 74°F.
Sunday: Partly sunny, high 79°F.
Monday (Washington’s Birthday): Mostly cloudy, high 76°F.
Tuesday: Showers likely early, high 70°F.
