Phoenix Residents Prepare for Intense Heatwave with Temperatures Surpassing 110 Degrees
Phoenix is set to endure a heatwave with temperatures reaching near 110 degrees, only slightly cooling at night. The National Weather Service has warned that temperatures in Phoenix are expected to reach nearly 110 degrees, with temperatures expected to exceed triple digits in the coming week. The National Weather Services predicts that the high will reach near 110 degrees for much of the week, only slightly dipping slightly to 104 by next Tuesday. Despite a slight respite from the heat, tonight's forecast suggests a low around 84 degrees under mostly clear skies, with minimal wind providing little cooling. The weekend is expected to be even hotter, with a high near 111 degrees expected for Saturday and Sunday expected to peak at about 110 degrees with gusts potentially reaching up to 20 mph. The most significant drop in temperature will occur until Tuesday, when the high is expected at 104 degrees.
Опубликовано : 10 месяцев назад от Kim Tran в Weather
Residents of Phoenix are bracing for another series of scorching days, with temperatures predicted to soar well into triple digits in the coming week. According to the National Weather Service, today's high is set to reach near 110 degrees, which will be the case for much of the week, only dipping slightly to 104 by next Tuesday.
Tonight's forecast suggests a modest reprieve, with a low around 84 degrees under mostly clear skies. Tomorrow and Thursday night will mirror this pattern, with minimal wind providing little in the way of cooling. For those looking for relief, the low at night will, be just below the mid-80s, offering a slight respite from the daytime furnace that Phoenix has become.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the mercury is expected to climb even higher. "Sunny and hot, with a high near 111," is the forecast for Saturday, with "clear" conditions continuing into the evening and a low again dipping to around 82 degrees. Sunday promises more of the same sunny and hot weather, peaking at about 110 degrees with gusts that could reach as high as 20 mph, adding an extra challenge to any outdoor activities.
Notably, Monday's forecast is also marked by abundant sunshine and a high near 106 degrees, the wind shifting from southeast to southwest in the afternoon with potential gusts up to 20 mph. The most discernible drop in temperature will not arrive until Tuesday when the high is expected to be a somewhat more manageable 104 degrees. The consistent evening lows offer little, comfort, for the heat-weary as they hover around the high 70s to low 80s throughout the period.