4 p.m. Weather Forecast - 7/17/23
Another record: broken. This heat isn't letting up!
Another record: broken. This heat isn't letting up!
USCBP agents rescue migrants in distress
The Border Patrol is warning migrants against illegally crossing into the U.S. in the scorching conditions. Agents have rescued several migrants in distress in recent weeks in the southern Arizona desert.
The Border Patrol is warning migrants against illegally crossing into the U.S. in the scorching conditions. Agents have rescued several migrants in distress in recent weeks in the southern Arizona desert.
Guzzler Fire burns more than 1K acres
As of July 20, there's no containment on a wildfire burning 15 miles northwest of Heber-Overgaard. People in the Chevelon Canyon Ranch area are on "SET" status.
As of July 20, there's no containment on a wildfire burning 15 miles northwest of Heber-Overgaard. People in the Chevelon Canyon Ranch area are on "SET" status.
The hottest day ever in Phoenix: A deeper look
The all-time record hottest morning low was set Wednesday at 97 degrees. By the afternoon, the temperature reached 119 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport-- tied for 4th hottest ever recorded in Phoenix. In fact, the average temperature (between morning low and afternoon high) made Wednesday, June 19 the hottest day ever in Phoenix at an average of 108 degrees. The previous record was 106.5 degrees set on the same day we reached 122 degrees: June 26 1990. With all these records, one thing is clear: temperatures around Downtown Phoenix tend to be a few degrees hotter than surrounding parts of the East, West or even North Valley. But why? A big factor is the Valley's Urban Heat Island. Concentration of buildings, concrete and asphalt absorb more heat, and hold on to it throughout the night. Meteorologist Krystal Ortiz explains the impacts of our rapidly growing city.
The all-time record hottest morning low was set Wednesday at 97 degrees. By the afternoon, the temperature reached 119 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport-- tied for 4th hottest ever recorded in Phoenix. In fact, the average temperature (between morning low and afternoon high) made Wednesday, June 19 the hottest day ever in Phoenix at an average of 108 degrees. The previous record was 106.5 degrees set on the same day we reached 122 degrees: June 26 1990. With all these records, one thing is clear: temperatures around Downtown Phoenix tend to be a few degrees hotter than surrounding parts of the East, West or even North Valley. But why? A big factor is the Valley's Urban Heat Island. Concentration of buildings, concrete and asphalt absorb more heat, and hold on to it throughout the night. Meteorologist Krystal Ortiz explains the impacts of our rapidly growing city.
Student athletes learn how to handle heat emergencies
With record-breaking temps still in the forecast over the next week, locals are being urged to drink more water and stay inside if they can. However, student athletes will be out on the field in the coming weeks, training for the upcoming season. FOX 10's Irene Snyder got a look at how the schools are training their students to respond to these emergencies related to heat.
With record-breaking temps still in the forecast over the next week, locals are being urged to drink more water and stay inside if they can. However, student athletes will be out on the field in the coming weeks, training for the upcoming season. FOX 10's Irene Snyder got a look at how the schools are training their students to respond to these emergencies related to heat.
Morning Weather Forecast - 7/20/23
We're seeing more record-breaking heat today with a high in the upper 110s.
We're seeing more record-breaking heat today with a high in the upper 110s.
Outdoor workers swelter in extreme heat
As Phoenix deals with a record-breaking stretch of extreme heat, many workers have the privilege of escaping the heat by staying in their offices. For some, however, that is simply an option that does not exist. FOX 10's Linda Williams reports.
As Phoenix deals with a record-breaking stretch of extreme heat, many workers have the privilege of escaping the heat by staying in their offices. For some, however, that is simply an option that does not exist. FOX 10's Linda Williams reports.
Morning Weather Forecast - 7/17/23
A slight chance for storms in the Valley with a high near 112�F.
A slight chance for storms in the Valley with a high near 112�F.
Parts of Arizona wait for monsoon weather
For parts of Arizona, the recent streak of 'nonsoon' weather broke on July 17 as a result of a storm, but people in other parts of the state are still waiting for the storms that typically define the summer monsoon season. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak reports.
For parts of Arizona, the recent streak of 'nonsoon' weather broke on July 17 as a result of a storm, but people in other parts of the state are still waiting for the storms that typically define the summer monsoon season. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak reports.
Noon Weather Forecast - 7/20/23
We're seeing searing hot temperatures across the Valley today.
We're seeing searing hot temperatures across the Valley today.
Noon Weather Forecast - 7/19/23
The heat streak continues in the Valley as we'll see a high near 116?F.
The heat streak continues in the Valley as we'll see a high near 116?F.
Evening Weather Forecast - 7/16/23
We're about to beat another heat record if this heatwave doesn't let up.
We're about to beat another heat record if this heatwave doesn't let up.
5 p.m. Weather Forecast - 7/12/23
Temps will get warmer in the Valley as we get closer to the weekend.
Temps will get warmer in the Valley as we get closer to the weekend.
Making food deliveries in the heat
Many enjoy the convenience of having food or wine delivered, but our excessive heat can cause those products to be damaged. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara reports.
Many enjoy the convenience of having food or wine delivered, but our excessive heat can cause those products to be damaged. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara reports.
Morning Weather Forecast - 7/13/23
Another hot, sunny day in the Valley with a high in the low 110s.
Another hot, sunny day in the Valley with a high in the low 110s.
Evening Weather Forecast - 7/13/23
Heat relief is not in sight for the Valley as we approach the weekend.
Heat relief is not in sight for the Valley as we approach the weekend.
Heat sickness calls on the rise
The heat is on, and so are the heat calls for help all across the Valley. There's no end in sight, as the Valley adds to the new record of days above 110?F. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.
The heat is on, and so are the heat calls for help all across the Valley. There's no end in sight, as the Valley adds to the new record of days above 110?F. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.
Valley could see temps inch closer to 120?
The dangerous heat wave continues. On July 14, it was 116? and on July 15, it could get even hotter.
The dangerous heat wave continues. On July 14, it was 116? and on July 15, it could get even hotter.
4 p.m. Weather Forecast - 7/14/23
This weekend could be record-breaking as far as high temps go!
This weekend could be record-breaking as far as high temps go!
As Arizona heats up, so do chances of being burned by everyday things
The dangerous stretch of excessive heat continues. We've gone 15 days in a row of highs at or above 110?F in Phoenix. Just 4 more days to go to break the record streak of 18 days set in 1974. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas joins us to warn of some everyday items that might burn you if you touch them in this heat.
The dangerous stretch of excessive heat continues. We've gone 15 days in a row of highs at or above 110?F in Phoenix. Just 4 more days to go to break the record streak of 18 days set in 1974. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas joins us to warn of some everyday items that might burn you if you touch them in this heat.