Phoenix faces a heatwave with temperatures soaring up to 116 degrees, with only slight nighttime relief expected.

Phoenix is expected to endure extreme heat with temperatures reaching 113 degrees, as per the National Weather Service.

If you see clouds building later this week, it might be rain moving into Phoenix. But first: It's going to get hotter.

Hot and dry weather is expected to continue on Wednesday in the Valley. The high on July 30 in Phoenix will be about 111°F.

Extreme heat is returning to the Valley's forecast, and it's going to be a hot last day of July with a high near 110°F.

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Phoenix woke up to hazy skies on July 1, as gusty winds and blowing dust overnight settled over the Valley. But widespread rainfall remains unlikely so far.

If you factor in the heat index, cities such as Houston, Memphis and Cleveland are as hot or hotter than Phoenix this week.

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