Storm system brings rain and high elevation snow late sunday through monday. Saturday morning temperatures around the valley are starting off crisp, with lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. Winds will be come breezy by mid morning as High Pressure to the east and a shortwave disturbance to the southwest create a tight Pressure Gradient that will drive valley gusts to speeds of up to 20 mph through about 4 p. M. Saturday. Southwesterly flow will bring in some subtropical moisture in the form of high clouds saturday afternoon around metro phoenix, signaling a change in the weather is taking shape. Look for valley above average saturday in the low 80s. By sunday, skies will be mostly cloudy with moisture continuing to pump into arizona ahead of a pacific storm system tracking towards the state. With the clouds, sunday morning lows will be warmer, bottoming out in the mid 50s for the valley. Despite the clouds, daytime highs will remain several degrees above average, topping out in the uppe
After enjoying that extra hour of sleep tomorrow morning, you will wake up to those mostly sunny skies. We will also have a breeze streaming in from the southwest and wonderfully warming temperatures topping out in the upper 60s to low 70s no tricks, all treats to begin november the good news keeps on coming too as the first half of the work week will be filled with sunshine and highs in the 70s. Monday looks to be the warmest day in the mid 70s, but the wind will be with us as well. Towards the end of the work week, highs will drop off in to the 60s and eventually the 50s with our next rain chance coming on thursday. Local 5 news at 6 in hd starts now. We are iowa jack 2shot good evening and welcome to local 5 news, home of we are iowa dot com. Im jack miller. Stephanie 2shot and im stephanie angleson. Jack 2shot it looked like a blowout, but maryland made a game of it in the second half. Bottom line the hawks are still unbeaten. Heres local 5 sports director Jon Schaeffer with the la
The next in a series of free monthly concerts featuring world music at Peoria Center for the Performing Arts happens on Valentine's Day. And it promises to sizzle.The music series is called “Global Sounds” and began in January with an African born singer and multi-instrumentalist. Up next is an evening of Latin beats with one of the top groups in the Southwest, Andrés Martínez