It's hot outside and sticky, but while the monsoon has arrived in Phoenix, there's not enough moisture for rain.

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The Phoenix monsoon season officially started on June 15 but the first push of the monsoon kicked off on Wednesday. What's next?

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After a record-high start to the week, there's an outside chance of rain showers as moisture starts to move up from the south.

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Storm activity could start brewing across metro Phoenix after a record-high start to the week, but don't expect the monsoon to start with a bang.

Hot temperatures continue with high temperatures peaking on Monday when an Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for portions of southeast Arizona. This warning will be in effect from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.