Learn more about the latest Phoenix area weather forecast and conditions with Most Accurate Forecast from ABC15.

The Valley could see more rain tonight and into Saturday. As for the daytime, we are expecting temperatures in the 70s.

Look for one more dry and quiet day before a storm system moves into Arizona and brings several waves of unsettled weather from Tuesday night through the following weekend.

The city of Phoenix broke an 83-year-old daily heat record on Monday, the second day in a row with a new high temperature.

High pressure, which is responsible for our record-breaking warmth, will start to decline to the southeast through the next several days. A trough of more mild and moist air starts to push against the West Coast tomorrow.

The sun will make a return on Sunday with highs in the upper 60s once again, and warmer temperatures starting on Monday. The high to start out the work week will be in the lower 70s.

Phoenix broke a heat record for a third consecutive day, reaching 80 degrees the day before Christmas Eve. A change in the weather pattern is expected to bring rain and cooler temperatures for Christmas. Phoenix broke another daily heat record Dec. 23, the third day in a row unseasonably warm weather has toppled a high temperature mark.

PHOENIX — A daily heat record that has stood for over a century was broken on Monday, the second day in a row Phoenix has seen record-breaking heat.