Winter is ending early for metro Phoenix as an “unprecedented” March heat wave is delivering record-breaking temperatures starting this weekend.

The forecast high today is 93 degrees, which will set a new record for warmth. The previous record high was 92, set in 2017.

We may see record-breaking highs very soon in the Valley, and triple digits for the first time in 2026 next week.

The record for earliest 100-degree day in Phoenix has stood for 38 years, but that could change.

Officials are concerned the current number could potentially surpass last March's rescue total with hotter temperatures forecast for next week.

A low-pressure system was forecast to be lingering around as isolated showers were expected, the weather service said.

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Winter weather is back in the East, but the extended forecast has some good news for milder weather later in March.

There will be no street closures or vendors as part of April's First Friday event due to a high volume of events happening in Downtown Phoenix that week.