“We’re going to be looking at storm chances increasing across the Phoenix area upwards of 20-30%, especially as we head into ...

Wednesday marks the first of three First Alert weather days for dangerously hot temperatures. However, temperatures could ...

Near-record temperatures are expected on Wednesday in Phoenix. An Extreme Heat Warning goes into effect on Aug. 20. Highs are expected to reach 113 degrees in the Valley by Thursday. PHOENIX - An ...

Lows will drop into the upper 80s overnight, followed by a hot day on Wednesday with a high of 111. This will bring in a major heat risk for the Valley. The heat will continue for the rest of the week ...

Rain fell in some parts of the Phoenix area last night. Scattered thunderstorms are still in the forecast for some areas on ...

While storm chances will return, widespread rain in Phoenix remains unlikely, with 10% to 20% chance of showers coming this week.

It has been a dry and mostly partly sunny day across the Valley, but widespread showers and thunderstorms are moving northward across the High Country, and some storms are causing flooding in southern ...

Metro Phoenix is in for a dry weekend after monsoon storms cleared, according to the National Weather Service.

Officials predicted a 30% to 50% chance of storms in much of the Phoenix area for the late afternoon and into the evening.

Phoenix braces for a heatwave with temperatures projected to exceed 100°F, raising concerns for heat-related illnesses.

Phoenix could see some monsoon activity later this week, with rain chances climbing to around 40 to 50% by July 16 into July 17. But most of the action will stay in higher terrain areas, according ...

The best chance for rain in Phoenix would begin in the afternoon of June 1 and last through the overnight hours into Monday morning, Katherine Berislavich, a meteorologist at the weather service ...