The hottest temperature ever recorded in Phoenix — 122 degrees — was recorded in June 1990.
There's no doubt June is a toasty month all over the state, but exactly how hot is Phoenix supposed to be in June?
The National Weather Service has been tracking temperatures since the 1890s. According to its data, these are the normal high and low temperatures for the Valley in June. (Hover over or click on a date to explore.)
Source: National Weather Service
