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MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Big warm-up continues across Arizona!

Near record warmth will blanket Arizona the next few days, but we will be slightly cooler by the middle of the week.

By: Amelia Fabiano

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PHOENIX — We have said goodbye to our winter weather as temperatures have rebounded back to above-average across the Valley.

High pressure is building in and sending temperatures into record territory.

Phoenix will top out in the low 80s today, before climbing into the mid 80s by Monday.

Overnight lows will climb too with much of the Valley only dropping into 50s each morning in that 7-day.

The peak of the warmth will hit on Monday and Tuesday as temperatures approach 85 degrees in some Valley locations.

Right now, Phoenix is looking to hit 85 degrees on both Monday and Tuesday, putting us on par to tie at least Tuesday's record.

Temperatures will drop a few degrees toward the middle to end of next week as a storm system tracks to our north, but right now our forecast here in the Valley is still looking dry with temperatures well above normal.

That means perfect weather is expected for this year's Phoenix Open. We'll see mostly sunny skies, light winds, no frost delays, and highs in the mid-70s from Thursday to next Sunday.