The last rainy week has brought lower-than-average temperatures, but overall, temperatures have still been higher and rainfall less than average.

In a first, Phoenix hits 100 straight days of 100-degree heat The relentless and record heat is testing the will of Phoenix residents.

Among the harder to fathom, Phoenix is on its way to becoming the first major U.S. city to reach an average monthly temperature higher than 100 degrees. Not an average high.

July was a standout, posting an average temperature of 101.1 degrees for the month. Phoenix saw 70 days at or above 110 degrees, like a song stuck on repeat all summer long.

Phoenix does see its share of below-freezing temperatures during the winter. Here's how cold it gets in Phoenix and the coldest temperature recorded.

The Valley saw record-breaking temperatures for the day, according to forecasters with the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service announced that Phoenix tied their record for the warmest June at an average temperature of 94.8 degrees.

But the heat is far from over for Phoenix and millions of others across the Central US. Tuesday’s high temperature was 108 degrees in Phoenix, or 2 degrees above average.

Phoenix Sky Harbor got below average rainfall this summer. (Arizona's Family) And in terms of overall rainfall for the year, the airport stats aren’t much better.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — What a great start to our morning! Lows are in the mid-50s, and there are mostly clear skies. This afternoon, we will see a high temperature of 82 degrees, which would be a ...

Phoenix's record-breaking summer of heat continues as the city has recorded temperatures above 110 degrees for 25 consecutive days, extending a national record among large U.S. cities. It's not ...

Topline Phoenix recorded a daily high temperature of 108 degrees Fahrenheit on Monday, snapping a 31-day streak of breaching the 110 degrees mark as the Southwest region faced a historic heatwave ...