The monthly average temp shattered the previous July high mark from 2020 and also toppled August 2020's hottest single month record.
Arizona Daily Star It's official: July 2023 was Tucson's hottest month — not just its hottest July — in records going back to 1895.
Tucson International Airport, the city's official recording spot, logged 2 inches of rain, which was below normal and ranks as the 61st wettest July on record. "Relentless record-setting heat, thanks to a dome of high pressure over the desert southwest, and a late starting monsoon that had several strong to severe thunderstorm days but overall was lackluster, were the main stories for the month," says the monthly wrap-p report from the National Weather Service in Tucson.
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