PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Warm and dry conditions continue for much of Arizona, but a few weather changes are on tap for the state as we get closer to the weekend.

Look for a high of 91 degrees in the Valley today under sunny skies. That’s four degrees above average for this time of year in Phoenix, but also four degrees cooler than yesterday’s afternoon high of 95 degrees.

Winds will stay light in the Valley for most of today, but could be slightly more breezy this afternoon thanks to a trough of low pressure moving across the Great Basin. A stronger storm system is expected to move onshore from the Pacific and bring bigger changes by the end of the week.

As low pressure moves onshore Friday, winds are expected to pick up across Arizona both Friday and Saturday. Since no rain or snow is expected for Arizona, fire danger will be high with elevated winds and no moisture. We may see Red Flag Warnings and Wind Advisories issued in the coming days for the weekend.

The storm is expected to stay well to the north of Arizona as it moves across the Great Basin. Aside from the winds, the other main impact for our state will be a cool down. Expect afternoon highs in the low 90s through Friday, with upper 80s expected Saturday and low 80s on Sunday.

Next week will start in the mid 80s, but a big warm-up is likely by the end of the next week. We’ll keep you posted as we get closer.

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A review and breakdown of first-round predictions for the Green Bay Packers in final 2025 mock drafts from a few of the most prominent analysts in the business:

The mock draft: Nate Tice and Charles McDonald, Yahoo Sports

The pick: WR Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona

The reasoning: “The Packers don’t historically draft wide receivers in the first round (Javon Walker was their last first-round WR all the way back in 2002), but I think McMillan falling into their laps would change the Packers’ modus operandi. McMillan has the size the Packers covet at the position and would complement their young receiver group nicely. His upside as a true No. 1 would allow the other Packers players to slot into more fitting roles, plus give them someone who can actually beat man coverage on their roster (something that hindered them greatly in 2024). A McMillan-Jayden Reed-Tucker Kraft-Romeo Doubs pass-catching group (with Luke Musgrave, Dontayvion Wicks and an injured Christian Watson on the roster) has great synergy and would be exciting to watch with Jordan Love. I’m trying to manifest this one.”

Our breakdown: Keep trying to manifest this one, guys. McMillan falling to No. 23 overall has to be considered one of the top scenarios for the Packers on Thursday night. McMillan is big and agile, can play the X or in the slot, was productive immediately as a true freshman and dominant as a true sophomore and true junior, and could immediately give Jordan Love a ball-winning top target in the passing game. The point from Tice and McDonald about McMillan allowing others to settle into more defined roles is a good one. This is the type of receiver who could complete the room and lift the potential of everyone around him, including Love. McMillan is a top-12 player in the class who perfectly fits what the Packers need at an important position. Imagine getting a 22-year-old version of Tee Higgins without an injury history. That’s McMillan. The Packers did a ton of work on him during the pre-draft process, and he was teammates with Jordan Morgan at Arizona. They’ll have a good feel for the player. If he’s the pick at No. 23, it’s celebration time in Green Bay.

The player info

• WR Tetairoa McMillan
• Height: 6-4
• Weight: 213
• Age: 22
• 40-yard dash: 4.53
• Vertical leap: DNP
• Broad jump: DNP
• Three-cone: DNP
• Short shuttle: DNP
• Bench press: DNP
• RAS: N/A
• Pre-draft visit: Yes
• Senior Bowl: No (third-year junior)
• Consensus big board rank: 11

Draft profile from Lance Zierlein: “Possession receiver with the size and ball skills to create big wins deep. He’s a linear route-runner who wears press coverage early and coasts too often on deep routes, but he has a feel for uncovering underneath and can play over the top of cornerbacks for easier jump-ball wins. McMillan is instinctive with a feel for adjusting his routes and working back on throws to make the quarterback’s job easier. He needs to show more consistent play speed and physicality to protect his workspace. His elite ball skills set him apart, though, providing a higher floor as a “Z” option with mismatch value in the slot.”

President Donald Trump on Monday endorsed both Republican candidates in the Arizona gubernatorial race.

Newsweek has reached out to Representative Andy Biggs’ office and to Karrin Taylor Robson via Valley Partnership by email Monday night.

Why It Matters

Trump historically touts successful endorsements as a means of political clout and savviness on social media and during speeches.

Trump won the swing state in the 2024 presidential election but has notably backed candidates like Kari Lake and Abe Hamadeh, who did not win their elections.

The GOP gubernatorial midterm primary next year will determine Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs’ opponent and pose a litmus test for voter sentiment on Trump in the key battleground state of Arizona.

What To Know

In a post to Truth Social on Monday, Trump said, “I like Karrin Taylor Robson of Arizona a lot, and when she asked me to Endorse her, with nobody else running, I Endorsed her, and was happy to do so.”

Trump continued, “When Andy Biggs decided to run for Governor, quite unexpectedly, I had a problem — Two fantastic candidates, two terrific people, two wonderful champions, and it is therefore my Great Honor TO GIVE MY COMPLETE AND TOTAL ENDORSEMENT TO BOTH. Either one will never let you down. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”

Biggs is a longtime MAGA supporter and ally of the president and has been in Congress since 2016.

Taylor Robson has been a conservative activist in the state and a business leader. She previously ran for governor in the state in 2022 but was beaten in the primary by Lake.

What People Are Saying

Biggs on X, formerly Twitter, reacting to Trump’s endorsement on Monday: “Thank you, @realDonaldTrump! It’s been an honor to support you and fight for your agenda since 2016. I look forward to fighting along side you as Governor of Arizona, the greatest state in the nation!”

Taylor Robson posted to X on Monday, reacting to Trump’s endorsement: “THANK YOU, MR. PRESIDENT! Today, @realDonaldTrump reaffirmed what he told me in December when he urged me to run on stage: That he supports me & has fully endorsed my Arizona First campaign. I cannot wait to be on the 9th floor as a partner to his America First agenda. Onward!”

Charlie Kirk, CEO and founder of conservative nonprofit Turning Point USA, posted to X on Monday: “Andy Biggs will easily win the primary and will be the next Governor of Arizona. Let’s go!”

Lake posted to X on Monday: “Wow! President Trump just endorsed Andy Biggs for Arizona Governor. Congratulations @andybiggs4az. MAGA!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸”

What Happens Next

Arizona’s primary election is set for August 4, 2026.

This is a developing story that will be updated with additional information.