Arizona was one of the states labeled as "hot-dry" in the Old Farmer's Almanac weather map. Here's what the Almanac predicts summer will feel like in Arizona and the rest of the country.

Spring in Arizona has been fairly tame so far. Phoenix dipped in and out of the 90s throughout March, though we may see the first 100-degree day of the year far too soon. The triple-digit temperatures ...

The low pressure system, that has brought days of active weather to Arizona, will now move far enough east to leave the state with drier, more tranquil weather on Sunday. Expect mostly sunny ...

That will continue to bring us unsettled and cooler-than-average weather statewide. And we could see a few rain and snow showers in northern Arizona, though none of the precipitation is expected ...

Rain chances move into the Valley beginning Wednesday. PHOENIX - An active week of weather is in the forecast this week in Arizona, with much cooler temps expected. What To Expect: Gusty winds ...

As a result of that proximity, Arizona will get rather quiet weather for the weekend, although there will be clouds and breezes from time to time. We’re also seeing a few lines of light showers ...

Spring is just around the corner, though the seasonal lovely weather and spring activities Arizona is known for started weeks ago. Several major weather services have released their spring forecasts.

We've just survived the hottest year on record in Phoenix. As we look back, and prepare for summer 2025, many of us are probably wondering why Arizona feels much hotter than normal and how this ...