Shower and storm chances increase this weekend as a low pressure system moves into the region. Areas of heavy rainfall will be possible which could lead to localized areas of flash flooding, especially for burn scars. The best timing looks to be early Sunday morning through Monday afternoon.
With moisture already increasing across the region and a low pressure system still on track to influence the Southwest US, scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms can be anticipated by Sunday afternoon through Monday afternoon over South-Central AZ. Storm motion will be quite fast, moving to the northeast at 25-30 mph, but multiple storms training over the same location could lead to flash flooding.
Below normal temperatures are in store for the Phoenix metro through next week. Weekend rainfall activity will linger into the morning on Monday but dry conditions will take over for the remainder of the week.
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