Phoenix Heat: Earlier, Longer Summers
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Phoenixs extreme heat is arriving earlier and lasting longer, with the average first one hundred degree day now occurring on May second. This shift, highlighted by the National Weather Services data, is a clear sign of warming trends. The average last one hundred ten degree day now stretches to August twenty-sixth, indicating that brutal heat is sticking around later into the fall. As a historic heat wave builds this week, officials urge everyone to stay hydrated and check the latest advisories to beat the scorch.
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