Phoenix, AZ — Thunderstorms are expected to develop across Southeast Arizona on Saturday, with the potential for strong downbursts and localized heavy rainfall. The Phoenix area and surrounding South-Central Arizona have a low but notable chance of thunderstorms, carrying risks of gusty winds and blowing dust this evening.
According to the National Weather Service, the main focus for thunderstorm activity will be Southeast Arizona, where the chance for storms is higher. These storms may generate strong downbursts, with wind speeds potentially exceeding 35 mph. The gusty winds and outflow may extend into the Phoenix metro area, bringing patchy blowing dust.
Looking ahead to the upcoming week, Phoenix is forecasted to remain hot and mostly dry. Sunday’s high will reach 104°F under sunny skies, and similar conditions will persist into Monday, with temperatures peaking at 106°F. Tuesday will be the hottest day of the week, with a high of 108°F.
