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.

In the past week, Phoenix temperatures have been below average, with highs in the lower 90s and low 100s. For a city with an all-time high of 122 degrees recorded on June 26, 1990, according to ...

Here are some facts about Phoenix's average temperatures during the winter months, according to U.S. Climate Data: The average low in Phoenix during December is 45 degrees, with a high of 66 degrees.

Besides Phoenix, it is the next-largest city to have accomplished an average monthly temperature of 100 degrees or greater. Its population of about 58,000 people compares to Phoenix’s 1.6 ...

It's official, this July was the hottest month in Phoenix on record, with an average temperature of 102.7°F. This beats the previous record of 99.1°F set back in August 2020 by 3.6°F.

Above-average temperatures continue on Dec. 4 in the Valley We saw a high of 78°F on Wednesday in Phoenix. Average temps return next week in the Valley. PHOENIX - Mostly sunny skies and nice ...

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 ...

The average temperature for this time of the year is 98 degrees, and Phoenix temperatures are looking to trend above that for Memorial Day through the workweek.

The average temperature in Phoenix during the month of June was 97 degrees, beating the previous record of 95.3 from 2021 by almost 2 degrees. Sky Harbor Airport recorded 14 days at 110 or above ...

The 31-day streak of temperatures above 110 degrees Fahrenheit is a new record for Phoenix, lasting nearly twice as long as the previous record of 18 days, set in 1974.

All of those streaks will have ended by Monday if Phoenix hits its closer-to-average forecast high of 108 degrees. It’s been so hot for so long the average temperature for Phoenix for the month ...

This year’s meteorological summer — June, July and August — was also the hottest on record for Phoenix, with an average temperature of 98.9. Mr.