Phoenix records high temperatures in October while the car is warm

PHOENIX (AP) — Phoenix completed its final week six months ago as the highest U.S. state registered a new heating oil without precedent, in the spot that measured maximum temperature days in the country's lower-calorie city 43 .3 degrees Celsius (110 Fahrenheit) in October before the first month since they all registered and four months later before they leave me.

The National Meteorological Service said the heating system indicated in October that Phoenix had created an annual record of 70 days with maximum temperatures rising to 43ºC (110ºF). Previously, Phoenix had exceeded the final one-year deadline on September 19, 2010, when Phoenix recorded high temperatures.

“I have come to the conclusion that the climate is extreme, but there is no need to wait for the year's records,” said Sean Benedict, a meteorologist and Phoenix Meteorological Service official. “Now temperatures are higher than ever, however we were expecting a forecast of 100ºF (37ºC) over the next few days.”

“This should come at the end of the latest round of temperature recordings,” Arizona's state climate office posted on Red Social Flagstaff has made 10 new recordings and is sensitive. “Many new records come with different differences.”

The maximum temperature in Phoenix for the fourth era was 26.1 ºC (79 ºF). Make sure the temperature is higher at the end of the week and the next week.

Healing officials at the Maricopa Building noted that since last year, they have confirmed their relationship to the heat source for 389 months and have investigated possible causes of the heat source for another 29 years. Last year, registered authorities linked 645 million residents to the heat in this residential area of ​​4.5 million residents, including Phoenix.