Speaking of shows,
I think this is going to be a
special forecast from Crystal. You.
Well, it's always special with crystal,
and it's this one special.
Taylor Swift. Anything for it?
T Swift themed forecast.
Let's do it. Yes,
I show you this valley current map
just about every morning, right?
But do you see what's a
little different today, huh.
Swiss city showing up here 49 degrees on
the thermometer right now as the stadiums
getting all ready for the big performance?
Tonight 53 currently in Phoenix looking
ahead to this very special day in Arizona.
Swift City going after
a maximum of 73 degrees.
If you're heading out there early to get
in on all of the cool restaurant deals
they have going on that are swift themed.
We also have some other locations
that are always right on theme
with Taylor Swift year round.
We have Taylor Arizona cracking 50 today,
but keep your eye to the sky
for some showers rain.
Perhaps might land on your guitar.
There we have Red Rock State Park for you.
59 degrees.
Bloody basin like Bad Blood
62 love like love story.
Double sixes today on this
Friday and Saint Patrick's Day.
And yeah, Cardigan would be a good idea.
Cardigan Peak 68, the maximum.
The high in Enchanted Hills
will be cracking 70 degrees.
Now we know we get our fair
share of cruel summers.
122 degrees is the hottest temperature.
Recorded in Phoenix that happened on June 26,
1990.
And we're talking about cruel summers
because this just dropped yesterday.
It's an extra early sneak
peak at summer 2023,
according to the Climate Prediction Center,
and you could see the warmer shades
of orange land us a higher likelihood
of above average temperatures.
Now I'm going to ask again,
Are you ready for it?
So enjoy these temperatures we've got.
Going on today?
Take advantage all weekend long with
these great outdoor events from A-Z.
It's going to be breezy and sunny for the
carefree spring fine art and wine fest.
We're going after 74 degrees of piece each
day for the Chandler Ostrich Festival.
More sunshine than anything
for you Fountain Hills.
You've got your fountain that's
going to be glowing green today,
but then tomorrow you have the
largest kite fest in Arizona.
The winds will pick up just a
little bit for that should help get
those kites flowing this summer.
Super Spring Fest in Scottsdale
going on this weekend and the very
first annual Tempe Beach concourse.
Loving that sunshine by Sunday.
We're gonna tack on some more clouds
and then we're going to see those
breezes blowing into the valley.
The spring equinox is on Monday.
It's going to be a cloudy affair,
but no harm, no foul.
It's not until Tuesday.
We're starting to shake out
the showers out of those clouds
and temperatures drop again.
Stella.
If anyone's wondering why
we're both wearing lavender,
I think it should be pretty clear now.
Right,
yes, we're feeling that lavender
haze crystal. You look gorgeous,
just like the tea swift you ohh.
And we know all too well how terrible
traffic can be on a Friday evening commute,
especially for traveling
towards the West Valley.
But when you get 60,000 more of those T
Swift fans working their way to Glendale,
while that's certainly going
to get you turning red,
I'll make you into a mad woman
both Friday and Saturday night.
You want to plan for those delays on I-10
and Loop one over in the West Valley.
Swiss city will be closing the
one on on ramps that's going to
be the northbound Indian school,
Kalvak Road and Cardinals way.
Southbound Glendale Ave.
will also be shut down from 5:00
to 7:00 PM due to the concert.
Here's a look at the southbound
101 towards Glendale Ave.
though we're seeing that free
flowing traffic on both ways of the
Interstate and I don't want you guys
to be turning red as you're driving
to the concert from Chandler or
portions of the Southeast Valley.
If you're headed to the concert,
you're going to take the 22 S
mountain freeway hop back on to I.
And that way you can avoid some
of that downtown congestion and
we're already seeing some of that
congestion heading eastbound on I-10.
This is a look towards 51st Ave.
and we're seeing those slowdowns
as they're getting off the 22 S
mountain ramp 22 mph towards 7th Ave.
about 42 mph things in the East Valley,
all green for your Saint Patrick's Day.
That's also the case for our
friends in the North Valley, guys.
We know Stella and Crystal are talented.
I don't know if we knew she would.
They are T swift talented. Impressive.
They didn't leave a blank all in space.
Ohh on whether you're getting in on it.
That was fun. You have.