How is Arizona's weather?

Answer 1

http://ag.Arizona.edu/maricopa/garden/html/weather/records.htm according to this site 122 degrees ib 1990. ---- The record high Temp. was recorded on June 29, 1994 in Lake Havasu City. The temp. was 128 degrees.

The lowest temperature in Arizona, -40°, was recorded on January 7, 1971 at Hawley Lake.

Answer 2

The southern part of the state proudly and rightfully boasts an arid climate. It's quite pleasant year round, only becoming oppressively hot after 9am in summer. It will stay hot 'til 9pm in summer. Conversely, it actually does occasionally snow in the desert in winter, but since it usually melts off within 3 days, you have to look fast. Sledding optional.

North of the Mogollon rim (beware the Mogollon Monster), Arizona is a forested wonderland, with the city of Flagstaff occupying an altitude of 7,000 feet above sea level. Skiing in winter is optional- there are ski lifts in the mountains (The San Francisco Peaks), which rise to just over 12,000 feet.

Please see the link below for more information:

Answer 3

I would appreciate a more definitive answer than what this link affords, but for what it's worth, here it is:

http://z.about.com/d/homerepair/1/0/o/3/-/-/climate_temps.jpg

Answer 4

In Phoenix, temperatures get as high as 120 and as low as the mid-30's.

Answer 5

The temperature in Arizona varies widely, depending on location, altitude, time of day, and season.

Answer 6

For the current temperature in any Arizona city, please log onto

intellicast.com.

Answer 7

Arizona is always in Mountain Standard Time, UTC-7.

Answer 8

It is cold but sometimes hot. Its perfect temperature for people who don't care about weather to much

Answer 9

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