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Mesa Heat Index Today

Updated planning preview · 5:00 PM forecast from WeatherAPI

High

Heat index

92°F

High

Reduce prolonged exertion and plan extra recovery.

Temperature

95°F

Humidity

19%

Estimated WBGT

25.6°C

UV index

0.6

Best outdoor window

7:00 AM–11:00 AM

Lowest combined heat and UV load in the available hourly preview.

LowModerateHighVery highExtreme

Hourly heat risk

WBGT values are labeled as modeled estimates until a provider supplies measured readings.

TimeTemperatureHeat indexEstimated WBGTUVRisk
5 PM95°F92°F25.6°C0.6High
7 AM76°F77°F20.4°C0.0Low
9 AM85°F83°F23.1°C2.1Moderate
11 AM91°F87°F24.3°C6.2Moderate
1 PM93°F90°F25.1°C7.3Moderate
3 PM94°F91°F25.9°C3.9High
5 PM94°F92°F26.1°C0.6High
7 AM79°F78°F21.1°C0.0Low

Today's outlook

In Mesa, the highest modeled heat burden in this preview occurs around 5:00 PM. The recommended window is selected from the lowest combined risk score, temperature, and UV—not from generic city copy.

Three-day forecast

Sunday

Heat index up to 94°F

97°F / 76°F

High

Monday

Heat index up to 92°F

95°F / 76°F

High

Tuesday

Heat index up to 91°F

95°F / 79°F

High

Today in Mesa

What changes across the day

Based on the available hourly WeatherAPI forecast

Peak heat index

92°F at 5:00 PM

The preview low is 77°F around 7:00 AM.

Feels-like difference

3°F below air temp

Current humidity is 19%, one input that changes evaporative cooling.

Peak UV

7.3 at 1:00 PM

UV and heat are separate hazards; the lowest-heat hour may still need sun protection.

Tomorrow's direction

1°F cooler tomorrow

Today's forecast range is 76°F–97°F.

Where these numbers come from

WeatherAPI supplies the forecast. HeatGuard calculates heat-index risk and models WBGT from forecast temperature, humidity and a daytime solar allowance. Modeled WBGT is not an on-site globe-thermometer reading.

Read the methodology →

Local planning context

Planning for heat in Mesa, AZ

In Mesa, dry air can make sweat disappear quickly while direct sun and hot pavement add strain that a shaded heat-index reading does not capture. Compare the hourly trend and avoid assuming lower humidity means low risk.

Forecasts describe outdoor conditions, not an individual's medical risk. Workload, duration, shade, clothing, acclimatization and health can change the appropriate decision.

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