Phoenix – Days after recording its first 100-degree temperature of the year, Phoenix has set a record for heat.
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National Weather Service meteorologists say Friday’s high of 108 degrees broke the previous mark of 105 set in 1989.
They say it was 107 degrees by 2 p.m. Friday before temperatures inched up to 108 degrees two hours later.
Meteorologists say the city’s normal high for May 5 is 91 degrees.
The average date Phoenix sees its first 105-degree day is May 23 while the average date for the first 107-degree high is May 31.
Phoenix posted its first 100-degree day of the year on Wednesday.
Meteorologists say the heat won’t linger with a low-pressure system expected to drop temperatures to the mid-70s by the start of next week.
But it’s dry heat!!!
Meanwhile in the ny region it’s freezing and u need a winter coat in middle of May . But if AP
Wrote that it would ruin the fake global warming narrative .