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February is off to an unseasonably warm start in Phoenix. As of Tuesday, the city has now had three days in a row of record-breaking heat.
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Groundhog Day is upon us – even if it doesn’t matter so much here in the desert, where we wouldn’t mind if winter never ended. But did you know that Arizona has our own weather-predicting critter — or do we?
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Before Wednesday’s drizzle, Sky Harbor hadn’t had any measurable precipitation since Aug. 22 – that’s 159 straight days of dry conditions.
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The Forest Service in northern Arizona suspended a prescribed burn southwest of the city due to strong winds in the area.
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As of Monday, Phoenix has had 151 dry days in a row. There has been no measurable rainfall at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport since Aug. 22.
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Early morning temperatures are expected to dip into the 30s for the next few days in the Phoenix area. And lower temperatures can mean higher heating costs.
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Cold nighttime temperatures are expected to continue through the weekend, and northern Sonora towns could see more snow.
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A major food center supporting families in northern Arizona suspended operations at its Winslow location as strong winds batter the high country.
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We were breaking heat records all summer long. But now that it’s winter, it can be easy to forget that it’s actually way hotter than it usually is this time of year.
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After an unusually warm December, the Valley is finally getting a seasonally appropriate chill this week.