July Is Officially One Of The Most Hellishly Hot Months On Record In Phoenix

It's been toasty!
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No, it's not just you—the Phoenix heat record for July has officially been broken and dubbed the hottest month ever in the Valley.

The National Weather Service announced that the city had an average temperature of 99 F this month based on "preliminary numbers."

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July 2020 is now the hottest month on record for Phoenix, AZ.


NWS Phoenix

The old record was set back in 2009, with an average temp of 98.3 F, it also tied with July 2011. 

Talk about a close call.

As things heat up in the desert, it's probably a good idea to hide out inside until fall. 

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