2 days Ago By Kim Tran
Residents of Phoenix can expect sunny days ahead, with temperatures comfortably sitting in the lower 90s, according to the latest weather forecasts. The National Weather Service has predicted an idyllic week, with today's high anticipated to reach near 81 degrees and calm winds shifting west at about 5 mph in the afternoon.The evenings will follow suit with mostly clear skies and tonight's low dropping to around 59 degrees.
A light western breeze will continue to lightly cool the night air. Moving into Tuesday, citizens of Phoenix are set to enjoy more sunshine and a slight uptick in temperature, with the high expected to climb near 87 degrees. However, winds are projected to remain at a tame pace, not looking to more than gently become west southwest around 5 mph later in the day.
Midweek forecasts from the National Weather Service confirm that Wednesday will be sunny with a high near 91 degrees and a continuation of calm winds that are expected to become west southwest later at 5 mph. Wednesday night will see a slight shift, with partly cloudy skies and a low of about 65 degrees, where the winds will maintain their familiar pattern, calming after midnight.Phoenix's weather pattern will persist into the weekend, promising residents ample sunlit days.
Thursday's forecast is almost the same as Wednesday's, with a sunny high near 92 degrees. Friday will again welcome highs of about 92 degrees, comfortably accompanied by calm wind, eventually adopting a west-southwest direction at a 5 mph clip in the afternoon.As the weekend enters, Saturday sustains the sunny trend with a high near 92 degrees, while introducing an east southeast wind from 5 to 10 mph that will choose to become west southwest in the afternoon, potentially gusting up to 20 mph.
The nightly pattern remains mostly clear with a low around 60 degrees. Come Sunday, the forecast suggests a refreshing change as the temperatures decide to dip slightly to a high near 76 degrees, with the southwest wind marking its presence at 5 to 10 mph with gusts as high could be as high as 20 mph..
