Phoenix weather forecast: Calmer conditions ahead

Crystal clear skies there in London. How about your home? Not quite yet. We are still dealing with the aftermath yesterday's storm. So we still have a lot of clouds hanging overhead, but they are starting to break up some. In fact, this is our Twin Arrows casino camera and what a pretty shot it is that we have here. You could see those clouds still hanging overhead, but there are some breaks in those clouds. And as the day goes on, a mix of sun and cloud coverage is what you should expect around a lot of this state. Here's our view on Fox Vision. So there are still showers out there. They're scattered. They're spotty and they're light. But let's take a look. First off, we're seeing some of the spot sprinkles that are around, like between San Carlos and Kearney near Globe and stretching to Apache Junction. In fact, near A. J. And parts of the far east edge of the valley say, like out near Eastmark, there's been what looks like based off radar, some sprinkles moving by at best. Now it's worth noting that the radar dome is out over here. So sometimes the radar dome does some false returns on what's actually falling in that area. So it might be a little steadier than what Raiders is actually showing, but still just some light stuff that's in that far eastern edge, a sprinkler to as well up near the foothills, Fountain Hills to Rio Verde and Cape Creek, looking to just a sprinkler to that's been passing by steadier scattered showers up over parts of Interstate 40 near Holbrook, and then that extends up and into northeastern Arizona as well. Ah, one quick reminder or two is that there's still a flood warning until 8 30 this morning due to all the rain yesterday that filtered into our different washes around the valley. So along the East Maricopa floodway, Roosevelt Canal area, which extends, as you can see, down towards Santan. There is still some areas where there might be low crossings that are washed over. So just a heads up our future cast as we go through the rest of today, scattered showers and storms, same areas they currently are right through eight a.m. This morning. But look, by the afternoon, this is four p.m. Almost all the rain is gone. Still some scattered clouds overhead, and those will clear as well throughout tonight. So the next big conversation is the temperatures, which are going to be impacted by our current pattern. Big area of high pressure has been impacting parts of the south and southeast portions of our country with much hotter than normal temperatures for them. We're in the periphery of this, so we're still somewhat warm, but we're not super hot, and we will not get super hot because a series of storms are gonna be running to the north of us with a set of mild air there. So this is Friday and again, kind of like this battle between warm and mild conditions around the state helps to keep our temperature pretty flat lined in these like mid nineties tomorrow and then right near 100 heading into the weekend, whereas you can see again mild to the north, warmer to the south, and we will remain in that pattern right on through the weekend. But guys, it's also worth noting that this situation where you start to see storms coming off the West Coast, this is more of our fall pattern, not our monsoon pattern. So we are transitioning. It looks like away from the typical monsoon pattern kind of right on cue. The season officially ends on the 30th. Our forecast highs 96 in Phoenix today, 70 in Flagstaff, and there's the 10 day. We're at 100 Friday. I did take down Saturday, Sunday to 102 and will leave us there Monday. We appreciate that. Thank you.