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MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Storm system moves out of Arizona, drying us out

After the torrential monsoon rains the past few days, the Valley and state will dry out and warm up this week!

By: Justin Hobbs

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PHOENIX — With just two days left in the 2025 Monsoon Season, and our last storm system moving out, we are going to wrap up the season with above-average rainfall. The last couple of days of rain sent out totals here in Phoenix to 2.76" of rain for the season, with a normal average of 2.43"

As this storm system moves out, we are drying out and will experience a steady climb in temperatures into the week as high pressure builds back in.

Fortunately, it will take a couple of days for that high pressure to build in. Therefore, Monday is shaping up to be pleasant with morning lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s and afternoon highs in the lower 90s.

As high pressure builds in midweek, it will send out temperatures once again briefly into the triple digits for the late week, but another area of low pressure will pass to our north, bringing temperatures down a few degrees by the weekend.

With high pressure in place, we look to remain dry across the state, helping with those recovering from the flash floods we have experienced over the last couple of days.