Arizona’s summer AC costs blow the rest of the U.S. out of the water
Sweating out the summer is cheaper literally anywhere else.
Sweating out the summer is cheaper literally anywhere else.
When it’s 110 degrees, the days all blend together. But the hottest months in Phoenix history should be familiar.
Melted underwear. Cookies baking on car hoods. A look back at June 26, 1990, the hottest day in Phoenix history.
According to the National Weather Service, nine of the 10 hottest Phoenix summers have happened since 2000.
Who needs summer when spring regularly tops 100 degrees?
It gets so hot in Arizona, there’s really no way to be fully prepared.
APS doesn’t cut power for nonpayment during the summer, but Phoenix gets dangerously hot outside those months as well.
We shattered the previous record by more than a week. Counterintuitively, that could mean good things for summer.
If the year ended today, 2025 would be just shy of record-breaking.
Retirement paradise? Not so much, according to a new study.
Inside the firm’s signature service initiative, designed to tackle the burdens of an Arizona summer.