PHOENIX, Ariz. – A picture-perfect stretch of fall weather is setting up across the Valley as sunshine, light winds, and low humidity dominate the weekend. Temperatures will climb into the mid-80s, marking a return to warm, comfortable afternoons ideal for outdoor plans across central Arizona.
According to the National Weather Service in Phoenix, calm, dry conditions will persist through Sunday, with clear skies across the metro corridor from Glendale to Chandler. Eastbound drivers along I-10 and Loop 202 will enjoy excellent visibility for travel and weekend events. The region’s warming trend continues through early next week, with highs near 89°F by Monday.
Residents planning to attend outdoor festivals or hit local hiking trails should bring sunscreen and extra water. Afternoon sun remains strong, even in mid-October, and UV levels can still reach moderate-to-high levels. Morning lows near 60°F will feel refreshingly crisp before the desert heat returns during the day.
Winds stay light and variable through Tuesday, offering great conditions for pumpkin patch visits, yard work, and early Halloween decorating. No rain is expected over the next five days, keeping wildfire risk minimal but leaving soils dry across open desert areas.
By midweek, temperatures ease slightly back toward the low-80s, holding the region in a steady fall rhythm of warm days and mild nights — perfect for outdoor dining or sunset drives through the Valley’s scenic foothills.
Five-Day Forecast for Phoenix, AZ:
Fri: 82/59 – Sunny and calm; ideal fall warmth.
Sat: 84/61 – Clear skies; light breeze.
Sun: 88/62 – Sunny; warm afternoon.
Mon: 89/65 – Bright and dry; very warm.
Tue: 89/64 – Mostly sunny; slight cooling trend late.
