Highlights
- Phoenix is forecast to reach 114 degrees Tuesday, driven by high pressure across the Southwestern United States.
- The National Weather Service has an Extreme Heat Warning in effect through Thursday, July 9.
- High temperatures in the Phoenix area are expected to reach 112 to 116 degrees, with overnight lows staying in the 80s to 90 degrees.
- Scottsdale and Paradise Valley residents should plan outdoor activity and property checks accordingly before the warning expires.
Phoenix is forecast to reach 114 degrees Tuesday as high pressure drives an extreme heat wave across the Southwestern United States, FOX 10 meteorologist Krystal Ortiz reported.
The National Weather Service Phoenix office has an Extreme Heat Warning in effect from today through Thursday, July 9. The NWS says high temperatures will reach up to 112 to 116 degrees, with morning lows remaining in the 80s to 90 degrees across the Phoenix metro, including Scottsdale and Paradise Valley.
The warning covers the Northwest Valley, Buckeye/Avondale, Deer Valley, and Central Phoenix zones, according to NWS alert records.
The Extreme Heat Warning expires Thursday, July 9.
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- Fox 10 Phoenix retrieved 07/07/2026 15:24
- weather.gov retrieved 07/07/2026 15:24
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