Temperatures will hover at slightly above normal levels into early next week, then decrease to near normal by midweek. Dry conditions will prevail through the weekend with a slight (~20%) chance for afternoon storms over the AZ high terrain early next week increasing gradually each day through midweek (up to ~50% as early as Wednesday). Slight (~15%) chances for storms over the lower desert communities of South-Central AZ are introduced by Wednesday night.
Rain chances will be mainly focused over the higher terrain of eastern and southeastern AZ early next week. Upper level winds will shift out of the southeast beginning on Wednesday which will result in a large influx in moisture across AZ. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible including across the lower deserts Wednesday-Friday.
Even though temperatures are retreating from extreme, record breaking levels, not following heat safety guidelines, particularly during the afternoon hours can be dangerous.
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