Phoenix (AZ Family) — Arizona has established a very stable weather pattern, so the weather will remain mild with little day-to-day variation.
Cool mornings and light winds are trapping dust and particles close to the surface, and a high pollution alert is in effect until Wednesday night. That doesn’t mean everyone will experience poor air quality, but it’s possible.
Tonight, low temperatures are expected to remain in the 40s across the metro Phoenix area.
There will be a gradual warming trend for the rest of the week as a ridge of high pressure develops. The warmest day will be Friday, with highs likely in the low 70s. The number could reach 80 people at some stores in the Valley by Friday.
The storm will then slide north into Arizona, where temperatures will begin to drop by Saturday. By Sunday we’ll reach the low 70s and possibly see highs in the 60s next week.
There seems to be a slight change in the overall weather pattern for the next 10-14 days. It also looks like there may be some rain or snow. However, the chance of rain is very low at this time.
It hasn’t rained for 131 days in a row, so we should be able to use some of it.
On this day in 1915, 5 feet of snow fell in Flagstaff and 3 feet in Sedona.
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