Arizona weather forecast: Near-average highs continue in the Valley
Evening Weather Forecast - 12/3/25
Temperatures significantly drop across Arizona, bringing in chilly temps for the evening. FOX 10's Erica Horvatin has a peak of the low temps we can expect to wake up to on Thursday.
PHOENIX - A storm made its way over northern Arizona Wednesday afternoon, bringing scattered rain and snow showers to the higher elevations.
Today:
Portions of northern Arizona woke up to light rain and snow this morning with the highest accumulations at higher elevations.
The Valley stayed dry, with a near-normal high temperature in Phoenix of 68 degrees, and near-normal low of 47 degrees. The storm system will move out of the state tonight, leaving drier and cooler conditions behind.
Precipitation will continue through tonight and end by Thursday. A lake wind advisory will continue this evening for Lake Mead and Lake Mohave for wind gusts up to 35 mph.
Overnight lows tonight will fall in the upper 30s to 40s across the Valley. Temperatures will continue to drop near to slightly below normal this week before a warming trend next week.
Tomorrow:
Thursday morning will be chilly, falling to around 45 degrees in the Valley! The high country will see overnight lows below freezing, and there may be some fog during the morning, especially in Navajo and Apache Counties on the Colorado Plateau.
Thursday afternoon will be cooler as well, with a high of around 66 degrees in the Valley, under mostly sunny skies.
A Look Ahead:
More 60s and low 40s are in store through Saturday, before temperatures will warm back into the 70s, Sunday through next week.
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