April Warnecke

The Valley will see another chance of thunderstorms Tuesday evening before drier air begins moving into the state, cutting storm chances.

The weather pattern for Arizona is undergoing big changes over the next few days, with thunderstorms being replaced by extreme heat.

An Extreme Heat Warning goes into effect Thursday as temperatures climb above 110 degrees for the rest of the week.

First Alert Weather Days are in store every day this week as dangerously hot temperatures settle across Arizona.

Showers and thunderstorms are sweeping across parts of the Valley early Tuesday, but expect temperatures to climb throughout the day.

After morning cloud cover and rain kept temperatures from climbing too high yesterday, expect a much warmer day ahead for Wednesday.

Storm outflows brought a wall of dust, bringing haze and hot temperatures to the Valley Tuesday morning.

An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect across the Valley, but monsoon relief is on the way.

A late-night dust storm moved through the Valley, leaving behind hazy skies and poor air quality. Expect sunny skies and warmer temperatures Wednesday afternoon.

It’s a First Alert Weather Day for dangerously hot temperatures in the Valley.