Phoenix wakes up to a balmy 68 degrees tomorrow at 8 AM, climbing to 81 by midday under sunny skies. Read on for more temperature trends and weather updates across the Southwest.

The latest weather update for the Southwest, featuring clear skies and dry conditions in Phoenix, along with a full rundown of regional temperatures. Learn about the precautions for high UV index days and what temperatures to expect through the week. Stay updated and prepared with Amy Freeze’s detailed forecast.
A glance at the regional radar for the Southwest reveals a calm landscape with no current precipitation across most areas. San Francisco, Fresno, and Bakersfield are under clear skies, maintaining a dry outlook for the region. The Pacific coastline, however, currently holds a few patches of scattered showers just offshore, potentially making their way toward San Francisco later. Southern California, from Los Angeles to San Diego, enjoys mild and dry conditions. The inland cities such as Las Vegas and Phoenix remain cloud-free and dry, with no signs of immediate weather changes. In Ely, Nevada, conditions are also notably clear. The Sierra Nevada region near Reno is experiencing dry conditions with no precipitation or cloud cover moving in. Up north, Redding stands clear of any harsh weather, and over in Salt Lake City, the radar remains peaceful with nothing significant to report. Flagstaff also enjoys uneventful skies with the potential for chilly air, yet no active snow or rain to disrupt outdoor plans.
For Tomorrow Morning in Phoenix, expect a clear start with temperatures beginning at 68 degrees around 8 AM. The temperature trend is upward, reaching 70 degrees by 10 AM. Sunny skies prevail with temperatures rising to 81 degrees by midday. Winds are easterly to east-southeasterly, maintaining a gentle breeze at about 4 to 6 miles per hour, providing a calm start to the day.
Here’s the regional high temperature rundown for the Southwest this Friday: Phoenix will experience a rapid rise, hitting 101 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. Las Vegas is expected to soar to a scorching 97 degrees, well above the seasonal average. In nearby Ely, temperatures will be more mild, reaching 76 degrees. Los Angeles enjoys a pleasant day with highs around 80 degrees, while farther north in San Francisco, temperatures will be cooler at 64 degrees. Bakersfield is set to warm up to a notable 86 degrees.
On the Southwest futurecast for Friday, a clear and sunny pattern dominates much of the region. However, expect a shift near the coast. Northern California will face some cloudy conditions, while areas around San Francisco receive light rain showers by afternoon. Southern California remains partly cloudy with mild temperatures around the mid-70s. Pay attention to mountain regions around the Sierra Nevada, where patchy clouds may create cooler temperatures overnight. Looking farther over Arizona and New Mexico, warm and dry conditions prevail with temperatures soaring into the high 80s and low 90s.
The UV index in Phoenix will be high at 8 on both Thursday and Friday, with a burn time of about 17 minutes. It’s important to take precautions when outside—apply sunscreen, wear hats, and seek shade to protect your skin from sun exposure. Stay safe in the sunshine!
Thursday: Clear skies with a sizzling high of 101 degrees and a comfortable low of 69. Friday: Another clear and hot day reaching 101 degrees for the high, cooling to 71 at night. Saturday: Mostly cloudy conditions as temperatures dip slightly with a high of 93 and a low of 70 degrees. Sunday: Clouds linger early but expect clearing later. Highs reach up to 97 degrees, with lows around 68. Monday: Partly cloudy with a bit of a break in the heat, highs at 92 degrees and lows at 66. Tuesday: Clear skies make a return as the mercury rises to 95 degrees for the daytime high and 68 overnight. Wednesday: Mostly clear and a bit warmer with a high of 96 degrees and a low of 68. Stay cool and hydrated, Phoenix!