Extended Outlook 2013-2014
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Phoenix Summer Outlook 2013

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This summer in Phoenix and central Arizona it will be hotter than the normal HOT. 

 

Avg. Number of days over 90 degrees 168 days    THIS SUMMER 184 days

Avg. Number of days over 100 degrees 110 days  THIS SUMMER 116 days

Avg. Number of days over 110 degrees 19 days     THIS SUMMER 21 days

 

 

FACTS ABOUT 100 DEGREE
TEMPERATURES AT PHOENIX

 

The first occurrence of 100 °F or higher annually: 

  Earliest - March 26, 1988 
  Latest - June 18, 1913 
  Average - May 12

 

The last occurrence of 100 °F or higher: 
  Earliest - September 2, 1904 
  Latest - October 23, 2003 
  Average - September 28

 

The first occurrence of 110 °F or higher: 
  Earliest - May 8, 1989 
  Latest - August 9, 1915 
  Average - June 19 
    Note: In 1911 there were no 110+ °F Days.

 

The last occurrence of 110 °F or higher: 
  Earliest - June 5, 1912 
  Latest - September 19, 2010 
  Average - August 10 
    Note: In 1911 there were no 110+ °F Days.

 

Average annual number of days with maximum temperatures of
100 °F of higher 1896-2010: 92
Average annual number of days with maximum temperatures of
100 °F of higher 1981-2010: 110
Least number of days with maximum temperatures of
100 °F or higher: 48 in 1913
Most number of days with maximum temperatures of
100 °F or higher: 143 in 1989
Greatest number of consecutive days with maximum temperatures of
100 or higher: 76 in 1993
Average annual number of days with maximum temperatures of
110 of higher 1896-2010: 11
Average annual number of days with maximum temperatures of
110 of higher 1981-2010: 19
Least number of days with maximum temperatures of
110 or higher: 0 in 1911
Most number of days with maximum temperatures of
110 or higher: 32 in 2007
Greatest number of consecutive days with maximum temperatures of
110 or higher: 18 in 1974
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The CPC or Climate Prediction Center has all of Arizona above normal for the summer of 2013. The areas that could be well above normal may be in southeast AZ in places like Tucson, Douglas and Nogales. 
 
Phoenix will have it's share of 100 degrees days but not as many haboobs as last year when 7 rolled across Maricopa county.

 

Blog started by rob guarino , on 86 days ago
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