Phoenix has broken scores of heat records over the years, but one remains unchallenged: 122 degrees, still the hottest day on ...

A man is accused of leaving his two dogs in his car while he was at work in Queen Creek, leading to their death last week.

A man is facing charges after leaving his two dogs in his hot car while he was at work at an Arizona gym last week, according to officials. The dogs sadly died.

This creates what weather experts call the 'heat index' – basically, your thermometer might read 47 ... sun – they're more time for concrete, asphalt, and buildings to soak up heat and ...

Staff noted to police that the highest temperature the thermometer could have read was ... Of course, checking the asphalt temperature, you know it can it can get upwards of 170-180 degrees ...

Although the official thermometers have flirted with 120, Phoenix hasn’t topped the record set on June 26, 1990. The heat that day was more than uncomfortable; it was dangerous. Asphalt warped.

Employees noted to police that the highest temperature the thermometer could have read ... Of course, checking the asphalt temperature, you know it can it can get upwards of 170-180° which ...