NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

Dangerous heat expected through weekend in Scottsdale

Covers Maricopa and Pinal counties

City of Phoenix Heat Response Program team volunteers prepare relief kits in this file photo. Valley temperatures could reach 117 degrees through Sunday, Aug. 9.

(The Associated Press/Ross D. Franklin/File)

The National Weather Service forecasts extreme heat through the weekend for Maricopa and Pinal counties, including the community of Scottsdale.

Temperatures could peak at 117 degrees daily through Sunday, Aug. 9, NWS officials said Wednesday.

During the current heat wave, Arizona Public Service customers set an all-time peak energy demand, preliminary figures show.

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Dangerous heat expected through weekend in Scottsdale

Covers Maricopa and Pinal counties

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