Dangerous heat is returning to the Valley for the next several days, and it will be tough for anyone to deal with! Make sure you know your limits if you plan on spending any time outside over the weekend! FORECAST:
Temperatures are soaring to 110 or higher through the weekend as high pressure builds in.
Monday will also be an ABC15 Weather Action Day as we remind you to take action to keep yourself safe as this heat can be dangerous or even deadly. Take precautions by limiting your time outdoors and staying hydrated.
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