Warm Weather Continues in Phoenix with Mild Temperatures Ahead
PHOENIX, AZ — A ridge of high pressure responsible for the recent warm weather in Phoenix is shifting eastward, leading to a gradual moderation in temperatures. While the region will experience seasonal weather, no significant storms are expected for the upcoming week.
Northern Arizona may see a few showers on Tuesday as a storm system moves north of the state, but residents can anticipate mostly clear skies and calm conditions heading into the Thanksgiving holiday. Clouds may occasionally roll in, yet overall, the forecast indicates a quiet week without major weather interruptions.
For those attending the Arizona State University game on Saturday afternoon, temperatures are expected to hover around 80 degrees. Fans should be mindful of the warmth, especially in the east stands, and experts recommend wearing sunscreen and staying hydrated amid low wind conditions.
As November draws to a close, it appears Phoenix will finish the month with minimal rainfall. The city is on track to record only a trace of rain throughout the meteorological fall months of September, October, and November. This marks only the fourth time in recent history that Phoenix has experienced such dryness during this season.
In summary, with pleasant temperatures and the absence of significant precipitation, residents can enjoy a tranquil weather week leading up to the holiday. Stay tuned for updates, and don’t forget to enjoy the outdoor events while taking precautions against the warmth.
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