This story was originally published by The Guardian and is republished here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Phoenix is the hottest city in America, and it’s getting hotter all the time. The global climate crisis and decades of sprawling urban growth have turned this desert city into a dangerous heat island with dwindling … Read more
Every week I hear someone talk about vaping in a negative way, either in person or in the media, and very often they send me a link to a Facebook article from 5 years ago. Some days it can be exhausting giving people specific information about why they are dumb. What you need is the … Read more
And the coldest temperature ever recorded in Arizona was at Hawley Lake at 8,200 feet in the White Mountains. It dropped to -40 degrees on January 7, 1971. Click for full answer. Besides that, how cold is it in Arizona? The daily range between high and low temperatures sometimes extends as high as 50 to … Read more
PHOENIX – There’s nothing like record heat to make people across the country ask this question: Why is it so hot in Phoenix? Before going there, the answer is much more complex than “It’s a desert. Duh. Avoid the Arizona heat with superior solar solutions Arizona is a great place to live even if it’s … Read more
Hot city, summer in the city The back of my neck is getting dirty and sandy. I’ve been down there, isn’t it a shame? He doesn’t look like a shadow in the city. Around me, people look half dead. Walking on the sidewalk, hotter than a match head Unless you live in the Arctic Circle, … Read more
Nowhere is water more important than in a place like Phoenix, where summer temperatures can reach 120 degrees. People need water to stay hydrated, so access to clean water is vital. Is Phoenix water safe to drink? Sometimes it can smell or taste bad, or even stain your utensils, faucets, and appliances. Why did this … Read more
This story was originally published by The Guardian and is republished here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Phoenix is the hottest city in America, and it’s getting hotter all the time. The global climate crisis and decades of sprawling urban growth have turned this desert city into a dangerous heat island with dwindling … Read more
December 1-16: The end of a low pressure system swept across the Pacific Northwest during the first week of the month, bringing some rain and snow to Arizona. The totals were pretty low since there wasn’t a lot of moisture to work with. On the 3rd Tucson received 0.12″ of rain and Phoenix received a … Read more
The content of this article is managed in “single-post-popular-routes.php” Housing costs Housing costs are often the most important factor in deciding whether to where to move It’s also one of the hardest to give readers an “example” of an average rent or mortgage payment because all of these costs are localized. Different parts of the … Read more
The beleaguered films that Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has managed to make over the past decade – beginning with This Is Not a Movie in 2011 and his latest, No Bears – are models of ingenuity, a multi-project study in the strength of spirit creative. But as fun and inventive as these movies can sometimes … Read more
This story was originally published by The Guardian and is republished here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Phoenix is the hottest city in America, and it’s getting hotter all the time. The global climate crisis and decades of sprawling urban growth have turned this desert city into a dangerous heat island with dwindling … Read more
December 1-16: The end of a low pressure system swept across the Pacific Northwest during the first week of the month, bringing some rain and snow to Arizona. The totals were pretty low since there wasn’t a lot of moisture to work with. On the 3rd Tucson received 0.12″ of rain and Phoenix received a … Read more
Schaefer grows and evolves in Phoenix just like the city itself. It’s an exciting time for both of us! Phoenix is a true melting pot of people and cultures from across the United States, and what he’ll find here reflects that. 1. Birth and rebirth. Although Arizona has a reputation as a haven for retirees, … Read more
My latest weekly posts are now on my Substack blog, Arizona Real Estate Notebook at https://arizonarealestatenotebook.substack.com. Subscribe to receive the latest news by email. Did you reject the suggestion that you were not “black enough” in a radio interview? Courtesy of Tristar Pictures Naomi Ackie as Whitney Houston A particularly charged moment in the film … Read more
1. Be very careful if it hasn’t rained for a long time. The path is most slippery when it starts to rain, as the rain carries motor oil and grease that has dried on the way to the surface. After it rains for a while, this fat is washed away. The longer it has been … Read more
Phoenix is very unique. That must be the understatement of a lifetime. Phoenix Arizona is an amazing place, rich in history and culture. Phoenix is exciting and attractive, it grows and expands. There are so many unique things to say about Phoenix that it might be best left to the experts. Here are 10 of … Read more
PHOENIX – There’s nothing like record heat to make people across the country ask this question: Why is it so hot in Phoenix? Before going there, the answer is much more complex than “It’s a desert. Duh. 17 Things to Do in Phoenix in Winter Now that we’ve more or less talked about the weather … Read more
Desert View (homes) North Gateway (homes) Ahwatukee Foothills (homes) New Village (homes) Paradise Valley (Homes) So which neighborhood is the safest in Phoenix in 2022? It would be Desert View. That’s according to the most recent crime data from the FBI, which takes into account everything from robberies and thefts to assaults and murders. Desert … Read more
Population: 24,987 Median Home Value: $404,800 Average Commute Time: 27.2 minutes School Rating: A- ) Most recent annual number of property crimes: 244 Most recent annual number of violent crimes: 45 As its name suggests, Fountain Hills is known for its impressive fountain, which was once the tallest in the world. This charming city has … Read more
The entire town of Jerome was declared a National Historic Landmark in the 1960s. It was once one of the largest towns in the entire state. This was during the mining boom of the early 1900s. Gold, copper, and silver were mined and produced here. The locals will tell you that this was once the … Read more