PHOENIX — Hope you have enjoyed our first real taste of fall weather in Arizona because it will soon come to an end.
As a heat bubble of high pressure pushes into the Western U.S., temperatures statewide will climb to above normal. In fact, triple-digit heat returns to the Valley as early as Thursday.
A trifecta of triple digits will be possible for the Valley, with the peak of the heat forecast for Friday.
Expect breezy conditions over the weekend with a low chance of showers, mainly over the high country. This weekend's weather change will bring in slight cooling, but not quite as dramatic as we've seen in recent days.
WEDNESDAY: 69/95 Sunny, near normal temps
THURSDAY: 73/100 Sunny, back to the triple digits
FRIDAY: 73/103 Mostly sunny, peak of the heat
SATURDAY: 77/101 Partly cloudy, breezy
SUNDAY: 76/99 Scattered clouds, but staying dry
MONDAY: 74/98 Sunny, not quite as hot
TUESDAY: 72/98 Sunny, above average
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