Anticipate the likelihood of encountering another series of storms on Monday, bringing along significant concerns of potent winds and potential flooding. Distinct from the patterns witnessed over the weekend, the schedule for these storms on Monday will vary. The most intense monsoon storms are anticipated to transpire from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. The initial impact zone for severe weather is expected to be in the eastern region of Pima County, later spreading to central and western parts.

The prevailing high temperatures will play a crucial role in the rapid formation of storms. This thermal intensity will also facilitate the growth of storms to a magnitude capable of generating small hail.

Despite this, the primary hazards will primarily be attributed to wind gusts that could reach speeds of up to 50 mph, along with isolated occurrences of flash flooding and lightning strikes.

As the week progresses, there will be a resurgence of high temperatures. This resurgence could potentially lead to the issuance of an excessive heat warning.

In the immediate forecast:

• Tonight: Rain will subside, leaving mostly cloudy conditions. Expect a low of 74°F.
• Tomorrow: The day will commence with sunshine, followed by scattered thunderstorms. High temperatures will peak at around 103°F.
• Tomorrow Night: The skies will clear for the most part, although humidity will persist. The night’s low temperature is forecasted at 78°F.