Winter is ending early for metro Phoenix as an “unprecedented” March heat wave is delivering record-breaking temperatures ...

Cooler temperatures have arrived in Arizona, but enjoy it while it lasts.

The record for earliest 100-degree day in Phoenix has stood for 38 years, but that could change.

Today, we're expecting the temperature to climb to 84 degrees in Phoenix thanks to building high pressure off the West Coast.

Enjoy the 70s while you can! The forecast high climbs to the mid 80s on Wednesday. By Thursday, the forecast high reaches the low 90s.

A low-pressure system was forecast to be lingering around as isolated showers were expected, the weather service said.

The forecast high today is 93 degrees, which will set a new record for warmth. The previous record high was 92, set in 2017.

A high-pressure system was bringing higher-than-normal temperatures to the metro Phoenix area. Following recent light rain, the region was expected to see rapid warming and no rain for the rest of the ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Scattered showers and thunderstorms are moving into the Valley. A First Alert Weather Day has been declared for Monday, as a few of these storms could become severe. Parts of ...

Today marked the hottest March 2 on record in Phoenix, according to meteorologists. Here's how long the unseasonable heat is expected to stick around.

Phoenix isn't known for rain and storms, but you never know when NASCAR comes to town for a race weekend.