Tucson, AZ — Residents in Tucson should brace for intense heat this Sunday, as temperatures along I-10 will climb to 104°F under sunny skies. With little cloud cover expected, heat safety remains essential. The National Weather Service advises minimizing exposure to the sun and staying hydrated.
Sunday night will bring little relief, with lows around 71°F. Monday looks just as hot, with a high of 103°F. For drivers or outdoor workers, ensure proper precautions are taken during peak heat hours. Plan outdoor activities for the early morning or late evening to avoid the worst of the heat.
By Tuesday, temperatures will drop slightly to around 102°F, but the heat will persist into the week, maintaining hazardous conditions for those outdoors. Residents should continue to prioritize heat safety, especially during outdoor activities or travel.
As the extreme heat lingers, it’s crucial to check on the elderly, young children, and pets. Keep them indoors as much as possible, and stay informed about the forecast as the heat wave continues across southern Arizona.
