Record heat on First day of Oct. in Phoenix
Arizona weather forecast: Record heat on 1st day of October in Phoenix
PHOENIX - It was a hot first day of the month in the Valley with record-breaking heat. The high on Oct. 1 in Phoenix was 113°F, breaking the previous high of 107°F that was set in 2020. An Excessive Heat Warning was extended by the National Weather Service until Friday evening. With the heat came a little bit of rain.
High pressure is still squatting over the American West, and it does not look to be moving anytime soon as highs remain in record territory.
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The heat we’ve been seeing is making it challenging for southern Arizona residents to get outside ...
We will see a little bit of cooling take place as we go through the end of the week with fewer record high temperatures ...
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