Highlights
- Isolated storms reached the West Valley late Saturday afternoon, with some rain arriving in parts of Phoenix.
- A slight chance of additional showers or storms continues overnight into early Sunday morning.
- Sunday's high is forecast at 102 degrees, with the best rain chance next week arriving Monday night into Tuesday morning at around 20%.
- Temperatures are expected to climb to near 106 degrees the following Friday and Saturday.
A few isolated storms pushed into the West Valley late Saturday afternoon, bringing some rain to parts of Phoenix, according to Arizona's Family meteorologist Pete Mangione. A slight chance for additional showers or storms remains overnight into early Sunday morning.
Sunday's high is expected to reach 102 degrees, followed by 103 on Monday. The best opportunity for rain next week arrives Monday night into Tuesday morning, with another chance on Wednesday. Rain probabilities sit at roughly 20% for both windows.
Temperatures from Tuesday through Thursday hold near 102 to 103 degrees before warming to around 106 the following Friday and Saturday.
The NWS Forecast Office in Phoenix and WeatherBug's 10-day outlook for Phoenix both note a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening hours, consistent with Mangione's forecast. The NWS zone forecast for Scottsdale and Paradise Valley calls for mostly clear skies in the evening becoming partly cloudy, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms and overnight lows between 78 and 86 degrees.
The next significant rain window to watch is Monday night.
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- AZ Family (3TV/CBS5) retrieved 13/09/2026 00:09
- weatherbug.com retrieved 13/09/2026 00:09
- forecast.weather.gov retrieved 13/09/2026 00:09
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