Stay ahead of the weather game in Phoenix with Meteorologist Amy Freeze’s latest forecast. From blazing highs to cool evening lows, find everything needed to plan your week. 🌞🌜

Welcome to our comprehensive analysis of Phoenix’s weather this upcoming week presented by Meteorologist Amy Freeze. Experience daily breakdowns from bright, sky-high temperatures to the overnight cooling. Understand crucial forecasts, such as potentially quick UV burns during rising mid-week UV indices. Ready detailed descriptions of evening conditions, wind patterns, and expected changes. Perfect for those planning outdoor activities or just curious about their local climate!
Rain is sweeping across the northern California coast, reaching into Redding and moving towards Reno. Showers are visible just north of Redding. Las Vegas and Phoenix enjoy clear conditions with warm sunshine breaking through, while Flagstaff braces for a hit or miss showers today.
For this evening in Phoenix, temperatures will gradually drop from 96 degrees at 9 PM to 89 degrees by 1 AM. Expect cloudy skies early on, becoming mostly cloudy around 11 PM. Winds will be coming from the west-southwest at 16 mph, easing to 12 mph by late evening. A mild and somewhat breezy night in the desert city.
Tonight, the Southwest, Flagstaff will see a low of 34 degrees, while Ely is heading for a frigid 26 degrees, marking a significant drop. Las Vegas will remain mild at 61 degrees, but expect Cedar City to cool down to 37. In Southern California, Los Angeles and San Diego will see lows of 53 and 55 degrees, respectively.
High temperatures in the Southwest tomorrow cooler, for example, Las Vegas reaches 78 degrees. Bakersfield and Fresno will feel pleasant, topping out at 73 and 72 degrees, respectively. San Francisco remains relatively cooler at 64 degrees. Coastal areas like San Diego will see a manageable high of 65 degrees, making for a comfortable day overall.
The Southwest will experience sunshine and warm temperatures with a mostly clear sky tomorrow. However, coastal areas in Southern California should be prepared for scattered showers, particularly in the morning. As the day progresses, Northern California will see heavy rainfall with potential for local flooding due to consistently wet conditions over recent days. Central California could expect a mix of rain and cooler temperatures due to an offshore system moving inland. The desert regions will remain dry, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and low 90s.
Monday in Phoenix sees a high UV index of 9, with a potential burn time in just 15 minutes. As the week heats up, Tuesday’s index jumps to 10, reducing the burn time to a swift 12 minutes if you’re out in the sun.
For Phoenix’s 7 Day Forecast: Monday: Mostly cloudy skies with a scorching high of 101 degrees and a low of 74 degrees. Tuesday: Expect mostly clear conditions with a high of 90 degrees, dropping to a cool 64 degrees at night. Wednesday: Clear skies bring a high of 87 degrees, and a crisp night with lows around 64 degrees. Thursday: Another clear day with temperatures creeping up to 92 degrees, settling down to 66 degrees overnight. Friday: Bright and clear with a high of 95 degrees, and comfortable evenings with lows of 68 degrees. Saturday: Clear sky patterns continue, hitting a high of 95 degrees during the day and 69 degrees as the day winds down. Sunday: Wrapping up the week with clear skies, reaching a high of 88 degrees and a low of 66 degrees.