Thursday morning will start mainly dry across Arizona, but the second storm coming from the northwest will bring heavy snow ...

Monday brings mostly dry conditions to our state. A few isolated showers are possible, generally in northwestern Arizona. Otherwise, a partly to mostly cloudy day will be met with comfortable ...

A pair of winter storms is set to sweep across Arizona starting Wednesday, bringing widespread Valley rain and heavy mountain snow through the end of the week.

The first low pressure system will move over southern Arizona as it slides up from the southwest. It will bring rain showers, slightly cooler conditions, and a few snow showers for eastern Arizona.

Friday morning, there will be a slight chance of scattered showers in the Valley. Any lingering rain will dry out by the afternoon and partly sunny conditions will return to the Valley.

The Valley could see more rain tonight and into Saturday. As for the daytime, we are expecting temperatures in the 70s.

We'll be ringing in the new year with wet weather as rain chances increase from New Year's Eve evening into the first day of 2026.

Scattered showers are expected to continue on New Year's Day across the Valley. We'll dry out by Friday, with only about a 10% chance of more rain. Highs will warm back up into the low-70s this ...

Phoenix hit a record-breaking high of 81 degrees Sunday, surpassing the previous mark of 79 degrees set in 2024, with potential for additional records Monday and Tuesday. Warm, dry conditions will ...

Temperatures will stay warmer than normal through mid-week, with highs in the low 70s, thanks to a ridge of high pressure over the Southwest.

While some parts of Arizona have could experience a white Christmas morning, there's a chance for rain elsewhere in the state. Drier conditions are also up ahead.