Salt River Project is releasing more water as another storm is expected to dump heavy rain in metro Phoenix on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Due to a weak ridge of high pressure, highs will top the century mark on Sunday and Monday, slightly above the average for this time of year.
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Temperatures are expected to be around 100 this weekend for the Phoenix area.
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For the Valley, a hot weekend is ahead, with temperatures climbing to 100 degrees Saturday and 104 on Sunday.
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Friday looks to be sunny and slightly warmer, in the mid-90s, which is still below the average for this time in June.
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Friday looks to be sunny and slightly warmer, in the mid-90s, which is still below the average for this time in June.