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Tucson, AZ – Arizona’s relentless heat continues as Tucson faces highs above 100°F through Saturday, peaking at 101°F midweek. This extreme weather poses risks to both drivers and pedestrians on major roads, including I-10 and I-19.
According to the National Weather Service, these high temperatures can affect vehicle performance, leading to tire blowouts or engine trouble. Drivers are encouraged to check their vehicles for potential heat-related issues and to carry extra water in case of breakdowns.
The heat is expected to ease slightly on Sunday, with highs dipping to the upper 90s. By Columbus Day, temperatures will reach a more bearable 96°F. However, until then, outdoor activities should be limited during the peak afternoon heat.
