A slight chance for rain exits Friday and Saturday, mainly across the higher terrain to the north and east of Phoenix. However, some light showers could sneak into the Valley during the overnight hours. Otherwise, dry conditions are expected through the beginning of next week. Temperatures will cool through the beginning of next week, but remain slightly above normal. A slight warming trend is then expected during the first half of the workweek next week.
Another round of light isolated to scattered showers are possible late tonight through Saturday morning across central AZ. The best rain chances will be across the higher terrain north and east of Phoenix. Rainfall amounts will be light, generally less than 0.10", but amounts up to 0.25" are possible. Wet roads and minor road ponding will be the main impacts.
Another weather system looks to move through the region to kick off the new year, bringing another chance for precipitation. However, temperatures look to remain slightly above normal. The 6-10 Day Climate Prediction Center Outlook currently has SE CA, SW AZ, and south-central AZ in a 60-70% chance of seeing above normal precipitation and a 40-60% chance of seeing temperatures above normal to start the new year.
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