Phoenix, Arizona – Phoenix woke up to a cool 52-degree morning low Sunday, prompting a mild start before warmer afternoon highs.
According to the National Weather Service Phoenix, the low temperature recorded early Sunday was 52 degrees. Forecasters said temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 70s later in the afternoon under periods of passing high clouds and a light breeze.
The morning low sits above the historical average for this date. The normal low for February 15 is 49 degrees, while the record low of 26 degrees was set in 1964, according to the National Weather Service.
Drivers along Interstate 10, Interstate 17, U.S. 60 and Loop 101 experienced cool conditions during the early commute hours, though no hazardous weather impacts were reported. The light breeze and increasing high clouds are not expected to significantly affect travel times across the Phoenix metro area.
By mid-to-late afternoon, temperatures warming into the upper 70s will bring conditions several degrees above seasonal averages, offering mild conditions for outdoor activities across Maricopa County.
The National Weather Service shared the update on its official Facebook page Sunday morning. No advisories, watches or warnings are currently in effect for the region.
The temperature swing from the low 50s to the upper 70s may be noticeable for students heading to school events or young workers commuting between morning and afternoon shifts.
Residents are encouraged to monitor official National Weather Service channels for the latest local updates.
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