High pressure will build over the region through the end of the week, leading to warmer temperatures and dry conditions, for now. We may start to tap into some mid-level monsoon moisture for some afternoon build-ups. The chance for thunderstorm activity looks minimal at this time, but cannot entirely be ruled out Friday through Sunday, with an isolated shower or thunderstorm possible. Though the deepest moisture and convection is expected to remain to our east near the Colorado River and into Arizona. Temperatures will top out nearly 10 degrees above average on Thursday and Friday as daytime highs reach the lower to mid-80s, while overnight lows generally cool to the 40s. Winds will remain mostly light and variable. High pressure will weaken next week, pushing moisture further to our east with a gradual cool-down as gusty west winds return, especially during the afternoons.