Erinanne Saffell, Arizona's state climatologist, told CBS Phoenix affiliate KPHO-TV, "If we look at that first early 1900s, on average, there were about 5 days every year where Phoenix had temperatures of 110 degrees or higher. Death Valley has had an 84-day streak of 110-degree temperatures and a 47-day streak of nighttime temperatures not going below 90, Vose said.ĭr. NOAA climate data scientists Russ Vose and Ken Kunkel found no large cities with that run of heat, but smaller places such as Death Valley and Needles in California and Casa Grande in Arizona have had longer streaks. city has had a streak of 110 degree days or 90 degree nights longer than Phoenix, said weather historian Christopher Burt of the Weather Company. "We're just going to see this streak continue it looks like." A digital billboard displays an unofficial temperature on Jin downtown Phoenix.
"This is very persistent," said National Weather Service meteorologist Isaac Smith.
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