Highlights
- Phoenix hit a high of 101 degrees Saturday, 2 degrees below average, per AZFamily meteorologist Paul Horton.
- Dry, calm conditions are forecast through Labor Day Monday, with temperatures holding near 103 degrees.
- Rain chances could return by mid-week as another push of moisture moves into the forecast.
Phoenix is tracking a below-average high of 101 degrees Saturday, with dry skies expected through Labor Day Monday, AZFamily meteorologist Paul Horton reported.
Morning lows came in around the mid-80s. A few passing clouds are possible Saturday afternoon, but conditions will remain dry. Through the rest of the holiday weekend, temperatures are expected to stay close to the seasonal average of 103 degrees, Horton said.
The calm stretch is corroborated by KTAR's holiday forecast and Hoodline's weekend weather report, both of which place Phoenix near the century mark through Monday.
By mid-week, rain chances could return as another push of moisture moves into the region, Horton noted, though the timing remains uncertain. Horton advised checking back for updates as the pattern develops.
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- AZ Family (3TV/CBS5) retrieved 05/09/2026 15:16
- ktar.com retrieved 05/09/2026 15:16
- hoodline.com retrieved 05/09/2026 15:16
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