High temperatures bring excessive heat warning for Phoenix Sunday

PHOENIX – The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for Sunday in the metro Phoenix area.

The heat warning calls for dangerously hot conditions as temperatures are expected to reach 110 to 114 degrees.

The warning will be in effect from Sunday morning through the evening hours.

This weekend expect temperatures to climb with an excessive heat watch issued for Sunday. Whatever your plans are this weekend be sure to stay cool and hydrated! pic.twitter.com/cXC8N2WfUh

— NWS Phoenix (@NWSPhoenix) July 17, 2020

The Valley has already been under multiple excessive heat warnings since June and hit 110 degrees for the first time this year May 29.

Last weekend, the Valley saw temperatures reach the highest temperatures of the year with 115 on Saturday and 116 on Sunday.

The National Weather Service advised people to stay hydrated, limit the amount of time outside, try to stay inside air conditioned buildings and remember to check on elderly family members and neighbors.

People should also watch for warning signs of heat-related illnesses, which can include heavy sweating, muscle cramps, weakness, headache and nausea.

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