FORECAST: Fire danger this weekend!

It's a hot week in the Valley! Some of our hottest Valley neighborhoods will flirt with 110 degrees on Thursday, putting us several degrees above normal for this time of year. Phoenix typically sees its first 110-degree day on June 11, so hitting 110 today would put us a full week ahead of schedule.

MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Hot week in the Valley! Flirting with 110 degrees

By: Jorge Torres

PHOENIX — It's a hot week in the Valley!

Some of our hottest Valley neighborhoods will flirt with 110 degrees again on Friday, putting us several degrees above normal for this time of year.

Breezes will pick up too, which could help prevent ozone pollution from building up. So, right now, no air quality alerts have been issued.

Temperatures will drop little by little as breezes continue into the weekend. Phoenix will fall to 105 degrees by Sunday.

Up north, winds will be gusting at 35 to 45 mph over the weekend, and as those winds pick up and conditions stay dry, fire danger will increase.

Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches (which could be upgraded to Red Flag Warnings later) have been issued across Arizona for Saturday and Sunday.

Be extra cautious over the weekend. One spark could start a raging wildfire.

Don't flick cigarettes out the window and make sure nothing is dragging from your vehicle that could cause a spark.