That moisture will become more widespread Monday, kicking off daily chances for thunderstorms throughout the week.

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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Stronger storms could result in warnings “There is going to be a few thunderstorms interspersed with this activity,” Ted Whittock, NWS meteorologist, told KTAR News 92.3 FM on Wednesday morning.

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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