Phoenix, AZ – Arizona residents should brace for another round of scorching temperatures as a moderate heat risk continues to impact the region. The National Weather Service in Phoenix has issued an advisory for lower desert communities, predicting dangerously high temperatures throughout the weekend and into next week.
According to the National Weather Service, daytime highs in Phoenix are expected to range between 105 and 112 degrees, with nighttime lows only dropping to between 81 and 91 degrees. These conditions will pose a significant heat risk, especially for those sensitive to heat or without access to adequate cooling.
Today, temperatures are forecasted to reach 108°F, with Friday and Saturday seeing highs of 109°F and 108°F, respectively. The trend continues into Sunday, with the mercury expected to peak at 108°F. Early next week, temperatures may climb even higher, reaching up to 110°F by Tuesday.
