Phoenix, AZ – The National Weather Service has issued a Moderate HeatRisk alert as temperatures in the Phoenix area are expected to rise significantly over the next few days. Starting Sunday, residents will experience a climb from 99°F to a high of 104°F by Tuesday. This increase could affect outdoor activities and travel on key highways like I-10 and I-17.
According to the National Weather Service, Phoenix could see the hottest temperatures of the year, reaching a dangerous 104°F by mid-week. Residents should prepare by staying indoors during peak heat hours, hydrating, and wearing lightweight clothing if venturing outside. The advisory warns of increased heat risk, especially for those working outdoors or without access to air conditioning.
Temperatures in nearby cities like Yuma and Globe will also soar, with Yuma reaching 106°F by Monday. Those planning to travel on major highways, including I-10 and SR-195, are urged to stay alert for heat-related vehicle issues.
