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Heat
How to prepare for brutal Arizona summer heat
Heat
Phoenix sees warmest start to April on record
Less than a week into April and the Phoenix area is already seeing record-breaking heat. The first five days of the month in Phoenix were the warmest on record.
Heat
Experts suggest considering heat deaths as seriously as child drownings
A rising trend of heat-related deaths has experts pleading for Phoenix to be prepared for high temperatures.
Heat
Phoenix hits 90 degrees for first time in 2021
The city usually hits the 90-degree mark around March 31.
Heat
Experts suggest considering heat deaths as seriously as child drownings
The number of annual heat-related deaths has jumped since 2016 and experts hope to minimize the trend as temperatures rise once again.
Wildfire
2020 was the worst wildfire season Arizona has seen in nearly a decade, state fire officials report
Multiple factors, including hot temperatures, lack of moisture and overabundance of fine fuels, led to the high amount of acres burned.
Weather
New study predicts 6-month long Arizona summer by 2100, but expert disagrees
Arizona saw triple digits day-after-day in 2020, but what if that is just the beginning?
Spanish
2020 fue la peor temporada de incendios forestales que Arizona haya visto en casi una década
Múltiples factores, incluidas las altas temperaturas, la falta de humedad y la abundancia de hierva seca, llevaron a la gran cantidad de acres quemados.
Environment
6 Arizona counties may be uninhabitable in next 30 years due to climate change, study shows
"All of the problems that we're confronting today are also environmental problems," Prof. Kathy Jacobs, Director of the Center for Climate Adaptation Science, said.
Heat
6 Arizona counties may be uninhabitable in next 30 years due to climate change, study shows
The nonprofit ProPublica and research firm Rhodium Group combined metrics like rising temperatures, rainfall, economy and wildfire frequency to create the rankings.
Heat
Phoenix polished off warmest autumn on record in 2020
This past autumn adds to the numerous other weather records that were broken this year.
Heat
El verano sofocante rompió todos los récords anteriores
La meteoróloga Lindsay Riley dijo que agosto fue el más caluroso en Payson, Flagstaff, Prescott, Winslow y Page
Heat
Phoenix sees warmest start to April on record
Less than a week into April and the Phoenix area is already seeing record-breaking heat. The first five days of the month in Phoenix were the warmest on record.
Heat
Experts suggest considering heat deaths as seriously as child drownings
A rising trend of heat-related deaths has experts pleading for Phoenix to be prepared for high temperatures.
Heat
Phoenix hits 90 degrees for first time in 2021
The city usually hits the 90-degree mark around March 31.
Heat
Experts suggest considering heat deaths as seriously as child drownings
The number of annual heat-related deaths has jumped since 2016 and experts hope to minimize the trend as temperatures rise once again.
Wildfire
2020 was the worst wildfire season Arizona has seen in nearly a decade, state fire officials report
Multiple factors, including hot temperatures, lack of moisture and overabundance of fine fuels, led to the high amount of acres burned.
Weather
New study predicts 6-month long Arizona summer by 2100, but expert disagrees
Arizona saw triple digits day-after-day in 2020, but what if that is just the beginning?
Spanish
2020 fue la peor temporada de incendios forestales que Arizona haya visto en casi una década
Múltiples factores, incluidas las altas temperaturas, la falta de humedad y la abundancia de hierva seca, llevaron a la gran cantidad de acres quemados.
Environment
6 Arizona counties may be uninhabitable in next 30 years due to climate change, study shows
"All of the problems that we're confronting today are also environmental problems," Prof. Kathy Jacobs, Director of the Center for Climate Adaptation Science, said.
Heat
6 Arizona counties may be uninhabitable in next 30 years due to climate change, study shows
The nonprofit ProPublica and research firm Rhodium Group combined metrics like rising temperatures, rainfall, economy and wildfire frequency to create the rankings.
Heat
Phoenix polished off warmest autumn on record in 2020
This past autumn adds to the numerous other weather records that were broken this year.
Heat
El verano sofocante rompió todos los récords anteriores
La meteoróloga Lindsay Riley dijo que agosto fue el más caluroso en Payson, Flagstaff, Prescott, Winslow y Page
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