Highlights
- Rain chances will continue throughout the week in Phoenix, per a FOX 10 forecast Monday.
- High temperatures may dip below 100 degrees, a notable break from recent extreme heat.
- The National Weather Service flags risks of strong winds, blowing dust, and locally heavy rainfall with storm activity.
- FOX 10 and KTAR both report daily rain chances extending into next week, with flash flooding possible.
Rain chances will hold through the week across the Phoenix area, with high temperatures potentially dropping below 100 degrees, FOX 10 Phoenix reported Monday.
The forecast follows a stretch of punishing heat. KTAR reported that the Phoenix area is tracking a pattern that moves from possible rain to near-100-degree highs within the same week. The National Weather Service office in Phoenix flagged a conditional slight risk of severe weather accompanying the monsoon activity, with strong winds exceeding 60 mph, dense blowing dust, and locally heavy rainfall all possible as storms develop and weaken.
FOX 10's extended weather coverage notes daily rain chances are expected to continue through next week, bringing daily risks of wind damage, dust storms, lightning, heavy rain, and flash flooding across Arizona.
Residents should monitor NWS updates for flash flood watches and dust storm warnings as the monsoon pattern evolves through the coming days.
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- Fox 10 Phoenix retrieved 13/07/2026 14:35
- ktar.com retrieved 13/07/2026 14:35
- weather.gov retrieved 13/07/2026 14:35
- Fox 10 Phoenix retrieved 13/07/2026 14:35
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