June 15, 2021, was the second hottest day on record for Tucson at 115 degrees. This is what it felt like.
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It was June 26, 1990, the day Tucson's temperature soared to 117 degrees.
There's a risk of heat-related illness for people working outside, doing activities outdoors and for those without access to air conditioning.
There's a risk of heat-related illness for people working outside, doing activities outdoors and for those without access to air conditioning.
Cross your fingers that we see some rain later this week.
The chances of rain today are slim to none.
Temperatures hit 109 degrees Monday just before 4 p.m., breaking the daily record for August 5.
Temperatures hit 109 degrees Monday just before 4 p.m., breaking the daily record for August 5.
Y para el fin de semana podría haber lluvias y tormentas eléctricas
August was Tucson's hottest month on record —and summer 2020 also set the all-time record for heat.
Tucson's record summer heat was a harbinger of things to come, meaning more 100-degree days and 80-degree nights, climate experts say. The outlook for more "nonsoons," however, is murkier.
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A look at some of the Tucson restaurants that packed it up this year.
The Old Pueblo is loaded with elite food prospects.
A lot of new eateries and bars have opened in the Old Pueblo in 2018.
Fifteen eating establishments failed April inspections by the Pima County Health Department. Eleven passed follow-up inspections and four are …
As you can only imagine, today will be hot.
Tesoro Nueve Ranch and its water sources are destined for park status.
An excessive heat warning is in place for most of Pima County.
Daily weather forecast in Tucson
Tuesday should continue a trend for most of the week with triple-digit temperatures surpassing the heat felt yesterday.
An excessive heat warning for Tucson begins at 10 a.m. as temperatures approach the daily record of 107 degrees set in 2015, the National Weat…
An excessive heat warning is in place from 11 a.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. Wednesday as possible record-breaking temperatures arrive in Tucson.
Mountain View RV Ranch, a 10-acre recreational vehicle park with 16.54 additional acres of undeveloped land, is located in Amado.
Pulte Homes has bought an additional 92 lots for a second phase of new homes at the Lazy K Bar Ranch in Marana.
Analyzing wastewater from a dorm allowed the UA to discover 2 positive COVID-19 cases in students living there, President Robert Robbins said.
A grant program is working to help restaurants build new outdoor dining spaces to encourage Tucsonans to come back downtown.
Ten Arizona counties now have achieved "moderate'' status under the standards for business that are less stringent than for school reopening.
Two doctors who owned a chain of urgent care clinics in Tucson and Phoenix are out of business and their company must repay more than $12 million obtained by filing false medical insurance claims.
Centers will be only daily through Friday from noon-6 p.m.
Scorching temps will remain through most of week.
The National Weather Service said the Tucson airport reached a high of 114 degrees, breaking the old record for the date of 109 set in 1985.
When completed, the venue will have a 300-seat capacity and an adjoining bar and restaurant.
Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County face a water rate increase of 10% with a higher tiered cost based on water usage.
At peak operation, over 300 volunteers and staff operated the site on the University of Arizona campus to dispense more than 4,400 doses in one day.
Tucson's first 100-degree high rarely sneaks up on us as it did last week. Meteorologists and weather hobbyists look at the National Weather Service records and wonder if it really did hit triple digits.