CRAZY RAINFALL - Fall has been crazy with 6.32" of rain for the season! A new record... We average 7.46" of rain for the year in PHX.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Yavapai County and parts of Coconino County. The Valley may also have some patchy fog on the Monday morning drive to work.

Would you look at that! So far Fall 2025 in Phoenix is the wettest on record. azfamily 3TV CBS 5

Thanksgiving may be over, but leftovers are still being served. Watching a system from the middle to the end of next week.

This morning (Friday morning) was the coolest Phoenix temperature since January!

We will have some clouds at times Sunday, but there is a good chance that we will beat the high temperature record.

A new record was set today with a high of 82 degrees at Sky Harbor.

Back to the 80s Sunday, and then maybe rain on Christmas!

Here is an early look at potential rainfall amounts from Tuesday night into Thursday. This may come in 2 rounds: Round 1 Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Round 2 Christmas Eve night into Christmas Day.

We could be ringing in the start of 2026 with rain! In the meantime, back to the 60s for a few afternoons. Back to the 40s for a few mornings starting on Sunday morning.

Some light rain showers are possible New Year's Eve night, but the better chance of rain will be New Year's Day (Thursday) into Friday morning.

Since I am standing in the way, it says "Most recent 39 or colder". Bottom line is that tomorrow morning may be our coldest morning in almost a year!

Breezes pick up Sunday with gusts of 25-30 mph possible for Phoenix metro. A Wind Advisory is in effect east of Phoenix into southeastern Arizona; gusts around 45 mph are possible in the advisory area.

Breezy Monday but not quite as windy as Sunday. Low 70s for high temperatures.

Our livestream from today: One meteorologist who studies the biggest rainstorms on the planet. Another meteorologist who helps forecast outdoor events like the PGA tour. youtube.com/watch?v=4IYckH…

Your 7 Day forecast for Phoenix, and a football rant after a Bronco loss.

Record breaking temperatures possible for Sunday.

High temperature record breaks today.

Rain chances increase late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Rainfall amounts of 0.1" to 0.2" are possible, but stay tuned for changes as these amounts are still uncertain.

Tracking some off/on rain Monday overnight into Tuesday. Also, several rounds of snow this week for the mountains! Many locations could receive over 6" of snow from Monday night through the end of the week. Places like Snowbowl could receive well over a foot.