October Heat Wave Grips Western U.S., Breaking Hundreds of Records
Thirty-six million people across the western United States are under heat advisories today, with forecasters predicting record temperatures of up to 25 degrees above normal. Phoenix, Arizona, reached 113 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday — the hottest October day in its history,
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Today is a First Alert Weather Day with an Excessive Heat Warning in effect. The Valley will warm to 109 ...
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Millions of people in the West are experiencing a dangerous and historic October heatwave with temperatures so extreme they’d ...
Phoenix broke the daily high record before noon Sunday extending a late September record-setting heat wave. The temperature climbed to 108 ... Here's what to stock up on in Arizona Metro Phoenix ...
Forecasters see more hot weather in Phoenix for now, but as the days grow shorter and the nights longer, cool weather should ...
Palm Springs, Calif., reached 117 degrees Tuesday as a heat wave in the western United States broke hundreds of records.
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So far, 31,657 visitors have taken respite inside the cooling centers — and the number is only expected to increase.
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