Get ready for a bright and sunny day in Phoenix! Meteorologist Amy Freeze outlines a delightful weather outlook with clear skies and pleasant temperatures ideal for outdoor activities.

Phoenix and its neighbors are set for varying weather scenarios. While Phoenix enjoys clear skies and warm temperatures, areas like northern California will see incoming showers. Meteorologist Amy Freeze breaks down these patterns, offering insights on temperature trends and UV index ratings. Whether it’s planning your morning jog or preparing for weather shifts, stay informed with our detailed forecast.
A dynamic weather setup is unfolding across the Southwest region, with multiple weather elements in play. The regional radar reveals a mix of conditions, from rain showers to snow. Flagstaff seeing some of this snow. While Phoenix basks in calm and clear weather. Over northern California, rain showers are marching inland, reaching areas like Redding and continuing towards Reno. These showers provide some relief to the central California valleys with much-needed moisture. Heading slightly southeast, Bakersfield and Fresno are in the path of these showers, though conditions are comparatively lighter. In contrast, the southern parts of the region, including Los Angeles and San Diego, remain relatively dry, with only sporadic light showers observed along the coast. Las Vegas is enjoying dry and clear conditions.
Expect a mostly clear and slightly breezy start in Phoenix tomorrow morning. Temperatures begin at 62 degrees at 7 AM with an east-southeast breeze of 4 miles per hour. As the morning progresses, conditions shift to mostly sunny with temperatures moving to 61 degrees by 9 AM under a southeast wind. By 11 AM, temperatures rise to 68 degrees with the wind shifting slightly to southeast at 5 miles per hour.
High temperatures for the Southwest region tomorrow are expected to be quite warm. In Phoenix, you can expect a high of 84 degrees, which is above average for this time of year. Moving to Las Vegas, temperatures will reach 77 degrees, making it a pleasant day to enjoy the outdoors. Over in Bakersfield, anticipate a high of 71 degrees, while Fresno warms up to 64 degrees. In Southern California, Los Angeles is projected to see highs around 64 degrees, with San Diego slightly cooler at 63 degrees.
On the Southwest futurecast, we start with a clear and sunny pattern for the desert southwest, while the coast faces an incoming system. For Sunday evening into Monday, Northern California is bracing for rounds of valley rain. Southern California, including the San Bernardino Valley, will experience bouts of showers with heavy rainfall likely. Anticipate tricky driving conditions and slick roads, particularly over mountain passes. Temperature trends remain stable, with no significant shifts expected during this period.
The UV index in Phoenix is expected to be high, at 8, both on Sunday and Monday. With this level of UV exposure, the burn time is approximately 17 minutes.
“For the 7 Day Outlook in Phoenix, Sunday: Mostly clear skies with temperatures reaching a high of 84 degrees and dropping to 62 at night. Monday: Expect partly cloudy conditions with a high of 75 degrees and a low of 53. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with temperatures peaking at 66 degrees during the day and falling to 50 overnight. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with a day high of 73 degrees and a cool evening low of 55. Thursday: Another partly cloudy day, highs reaching 75 degrees and a low remaining at 55. Friday: Partly cloudy once more, warming to 77 degrees during day and cooling to 58 at night. Saturday: The weekend caps off with mostly clear skies and a high of 83 degrees, with an evening low of 58.