Every forecast across The Valley of the Sun,
highway-clear.

Every Arizona region shares one system — the same maps, the same live radar, the same climate record. Five million people in a desert that runs 110°F for a hundred days a year, and the asphalt does not let go of it at night — Phoenix has warmed faster than any large city in America. The monsoon arrives in July with dust walls off the Pinal County farmland and microbursts that flatten power poles, and then it is dry again until winter.