Phoenix storm chances increase this week

Crystal. All right, we're switching gears. I can't stop talking about silo. It's on apple and it is so good. If you're into like a kind of sci fi show, take a look. These are some shots all around the state. We've got downtown phoenix and Flagstaff Tempe and then are shot in Sedona. Of course, the shot Tempe Town Lake, they have been removing the flags from the healing field there. They're still actively doing that. And then some clouds hanging over Sedona where there's not showers currently, but there is some clouds hanging overhead and we're waiting for some rain to potentially pop up a little later today. Right now in Fox Vision, there are some areas with showers. As we can see, there's one little cell that has developed over the Grand Canyon and northern edge. Then we've got a few showers in Gila County down near parts of Penel County and eastward through Graham and Greenlee County as well. A little tighter shot. There's actually a couple thunderstorms out there moving over Interstate 10 near Marana and up into Catalina. So this is just north of Tucson outside of the foothills here. And then you see a few more that are north of San Manuel and one more cluster that has been moving through Florence as we speak. Finally, some real isolated blips of showers that are over Gila County to the south of C. B. Q. And young and all that action that we currently have is gonna be lifting northeastward through the rest of the morning. So by midday, there are some new showers and storms firing off more like four corners area and far eastern Arizona to begin. But as the day goes on and the heating of the day triggers additional storms, we start to see a bit of fill out here really the eastern half of our state. So this does include the valley where there's a chance that a couple of showers could bubble up against some of our mountain sides kind of surrounding the valley but may drift into the valley, especially if we get some stronger storms and some outflow wind gusts. This is seven o'clock tonight. The model still showing a spot here. They're a little low in the night with the exception of eastern Arizona and then overnight early tomorrow morning. Another wave may trigger a new round of thunderstorms, particularly yet again, brushing that eastern periphery of the valley. So you're kind of getting the theme here. The farther east you are, the better chance of storms you have. So say Gilbert a little better chance than say Glendale. Not to say the Glendale can't see anything. Certainly can just a little better potential the farther east you go. And this goes for not just today but tomorrow too. This is one tomorrow, almost the same setup and notice yet again tomorrow night. The model does show storms maybe a little stronger passing by the valley. Now when it comes to our temperatures, ridge high pressure is way off in the eastern part of the country, southeastern part though, and it's gonna be kind of creeping our way these next few days, which puts us in the perfect in between of a trough that's sitting to the west coast and that reg that's sitting to the east. That's what's helping with our flow of moisture for the next few days before things start to shift just enough that we warm up and dry out late in the work week. Our look at our forecast highs 86 degrees in Sedona, 92 for Safford and 102 here in the valley actually dropped to 97 by Wednesday with a 40% chance for clouds and showers to move through. But by friday we're back to 103