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Extreme Heat
A new study by Climate Central, a non-governmental organization that conducts data-driven weather reports, finds Phoenix to be one of the fastest-warming cities in the country.
A Valley homeless shelter is sounding the alarm, stating that they are losing shelter space with summertime approaching.
Last summer, there were 602 reported heat-related deaths in Maricopa County.
According to the Arizona Burn Center, temperatures in the 90s are hot enough to heat concrete, asphalt, and water.
Fire crews have rescued three hikers following two separate heat-related calls at the same mountain in Scottsdale on Friday.
Nearing triple digits can make cars vulnerable, especially if we’re not keeping up with maintenance.
With record-breaking heat in the triple digits expected through Saturday, organizers of Arizona major events this weekend are making some changes.
Hope coaches with the Phoenix Rescue Mission step in to assist the homeless community, especially during the extreme heat in summertime.
Researchers found that people living in hot climates, like Arizona, age faster than those in cooler regions. The study highlights the significant health risks associated with chronic heat exposure, emphasizing the need for greater attention to vulnerable populations.
SRP crews are doing once-in-a-decade maintenance on a power plant in the East Valley so it's prepared for the summer heat.
New data shows that most people who need to be rescued while hiking are Arizona locals, not out-of-town visitors.
Phoenix is closer to changing its South Mountain trail closure during extreme heat policy.