It’s Already Hit 100 Degrees in Phoenix

Winter's over -- the temperature was 100 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport yesterday.According to the National Weather Service, it hit 100 at 1:15 p.m. yesterday, April 28, which is only slightly earlier than usual.See also:-Anchorage, Alaska Has Been Warmer Than Phoenix...
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Winter’s over — the temperature was 100 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport yesterday.

According to the National Weather Service, it hit 100 at 1:15 p.m. yesterday, April 28, which is only slightly earlier than usual.

See also:
Anchorage, Alaska Has Been Warmer Than Phoenix

The NWS says over the last 30 years, the temperature hits 100 degrees in Phoenix on May 2, on average.

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Of course, Valley residents would know that 100 degrees is kids’ stuff — when it hits 110 degrees is when it starts getting real, and starts approaching 120 degrees in the summer.

Still, it’s quite the improvement over January, when, for a few days, Anchorage, Alaska was warmer than Phoenix.

The NWS says the 100-degree plus temperatures are only lasting through Tuesday, for now.

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