Posted in Arizona
September 20, 2019
Late-Summer Temperatures Have Hit An All-Time High In Arizona This Year
This summer, temperatures reached a record-breaking 113 degrees on August 20 and have hovered around the 100 mark ever since. Fall is right around the corner, and Arizonans everywhere are wondering if we’ll ever see a reprieve from the oppressive heat.
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Phoenix broke its all-time record on August 20, 2019, reaching a whopping high of 113 degrees. Similar conditions have persisted across the valley since then.


A gradual cooling trend is expected to level things off around 100 degrees.

We hope to see an even greater decline as fall progresses!

Cooler weather should start creeping in just in time for the holiday season.

This activity should diminish as we work towards cooler weather.

Were you aware of just how stifling it was this summer? Let us know your thoughts, and check out our previous article about what we can expect looking ahead: The Old Farmers Almanac Predicts Winter 2020 In Arizona Will Have Colder Than Normal Temps And Above-Average Precipitation.