Arizona skies are slowly brightening after a damp, gray start across Phoenix this morning. A few light showers drifted through before daybreak, leaving patches of wet pavement along I-10 and Loop 202.
According to the National Weather Service in Phoenix, a 30% chance of showers lingers early today, mainly before 11 a.m. Skies turn sunny by afternoon with highs near 63 degrees and light west winds around 5 mph.
Roads may be slick in shaded spots early.
Temperatures sit near 55 degrees at Phoenix Sky Harbor, with calm winds developing later today. Conditions improve quickly as drier air settles in.
Grab a light jacket for the morning commute.
Tonight turns mostly clear with lows near 40 degrees. Saturday warms to 72 under full sunshine. By Sunday, highs surge to 81 degrees with mostly sunny skies, delivering an early taste of spring across the Valley.
The warming trend accelerates into early next week. Monday reaches 85 degrees. Tuesday climbs to 86, and midweek highs approach 87 to 89 degrees under dry skies.
The 6–10 day outlook favors above-normal temperatures across central Arizona, reinforcing strong spring vibes heading into late February.
No winter weather concerns are expected locally, though heavier snow continues across parts of the Upper Midwest and Interior Northeast.
Five-Day Outlook for Phoenix:
- Today: High 63°, early shower chance.
- Saturday: High 72°, sunny.
- Sunday: High 81°, mostly sunny.
- Monday: High 85°, sunny.
- Tuesday: High 86°, mostly sunny.
