The all-time record for the most 100° days, in Tucson, will likely fall as we finish the month of September
100° heat continues into October
Credit: KGUN, Tucson, AZ
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CONDITIONS JUST DON'T APPEARFAVORABLE FOR THAT SCENARIO TOCHANGE IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
ABIG, STRONG RIDGE OF HIGHPRESSURE WILL STAY PARKED OVERTHE WESTERN UNITED STATES ANDKEEP ANY MOISTURE WELL TO THENORTH OF OUR REGION.
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