Weather

As the first day of 90 degrees or hotter arrives in the Valley, opinions are split: Some say it is too soon for the heat, while others are ready to warm up.

As we approach March and the first day of spring on March 20, will it come "In like a lion out like a lamb", and will we have six more weeks of winter like Punxsutawney Phil predicted on Groundhog Day?

Phoenix recorded its first 90-degree day of the year Friday at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, kicking off a weekend of forecast record-breaking heat across Arizona.

A college student was found unconscious inside a snow-covered car during a Rhode Island blizzard and later died of carbon monoxide poisoning, the Newport Police Department said Tuesday.

Phoenix reached 88 degrees Thursday, falling two degrees short of a daily record as a heat wave begins to peak across Arizona.

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has concluded that Hurricane Melissa was stronger than initially recorded, tying it for the most intense hurricane ever observed in the Atlantic basin by wind speed.

A man from California and a man from Michigan died in separate incidents at a premiere Tahoe-area ski resort last week.

Wednesday was a warm day in the Valley, with a high temperature of 88 degrees in Phoenix.

A Massachusetts girl was skiing at a Utah ski resort when the avalanche struck on Feb. 19, according to police.

While temperatures dropped one degree from yesterday in the Valley, with a high of 84 degrees, the high country warmed up, with temperatures climbing to 62 degrees in Flagstaff.