NEW DAY, NEW RECORD BROKEN 🔥🌡️ For the second day in a row, Phoenix has broken the daily high temperature record at 117º. We may sound like a broken record, but be sure to stay cool and hydrated! FORECAST:
The old record for the most days in a row with highs at 110º or more was 18, set in June of 1974, but Phoenix tied that record on Monday.
The biggest difference with our heat waves now is that temperatures are not cooling off as much overnight. During that 1974 heatwave, overnight lows still dropped into the 70s and 80s, but now we have had 10 nights in a row with lows in the 90s! Most of Arizona remains under Excessive Heat Warnings or Heat Advisories through the end of the week and these heat alerts could get extended into the weekend, too.
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