For Saturday, the monsoon will move to the border between Arizona and New Mexico, and our maximum temperature will return to 100 degrees. Your unique forecast for the next nine hours, which is for Saturday:
Tonight, the sky will be partly cloudy, and there will be isolated region showers and t-showers that will occur in a pattern that is hit-or-miss. Rapid development of certain storms can result in the release of brief but intense rainfall. Be careful not to drive on roads that are flooded.
There will be a gradual decrease in the intensity of the t-showers, and the sky will be partially cloudy.
As the storms in the area split apart, you may anticipate occasional gusts, but the average wind speed will be between 5 and 20 miles per hour. The lowest point will fall to 75.
Saturday is forecast to be hot and partly cloudy, with a high temperature of one hundred degrees.
The winds will shift from south to southwest at speeds ranging from 5 to 15 miles per hour, and the surface humidity will decrease. In the evening, we might be able to see some t-storms in the distance and feel gusts of wind here and there.
A maximum temperature of 102 degrees and a few scattered thunderstorms in the late afternoon are forecast for Sunday. There will be a return of increased humidity on Monday, as well as a much improved likelihood of t-showers during brief periods of heavy rain.
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This Monday’s high was 99. The forecast for Tuesday calls for 92 degrees and partly to mostly cloudy skies, with widespread showers and t-showers forecasted.
On Tuesday, you should be prepared for an increased risk of heavy rains. The weather forecast on Wednesday calls for a partly overcast sky with widespread showers and t-showers.
The high on Wednesday was 95. On Wednesday, there is a possibility that some storms will fall with heavy rain that is brief.
Thursday is forecast to have a maximum temperature of 99 degrees and a partly cloudy sky with isolated late-day showers.
