Official weather temperature records have been kept in Palm Springs, California since 1917. Here are the earliest and latest 100 degree weather temperature days in Palm Springs history since 1917.
Palm Springs has a population of roughly 48,000 permanent residents and the city swells to much higher numbers during the winter months when many tourists and visitors head to the desert resort city. It's is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States and Palm Springs is a great place to visit.
Tourists and visitors flock to Palm Springs not only for the great weather but also to see great tourist attractions like all the great bars, clubs, spas, restaurants,shops, parks, the Ariel Tramway, the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, the Palm Springs Air Museum and the San Jacinto Mountains. Palm Springs has many highly rated hotels, spas and restaurants for every type of visitor and tourist.
Earliest and Latest 100 Degree Weather Temperature Days in Palm Springs
Earliest 100 degree weather temperature day
- 100 degrees on March 5, 1972
Among all cities in the United States, Palm Springs is one of the earliest to have a 100 degree temperature day. No city in the United States has ever had a 100 degree weather temperature day in January and no too many have had one in February either.
So for tourists, travelers and visitors to Palm Springs you have to be prepared for really hot temperatures in the city starting as early as March.
Latest 100 degree weather temperature day
- 100 degrees on November 7, 1991
The latest 100 degree weather temperature in Palm Springs history is in early November which is also pretty late in the year for a 100 degree weather temperature day. A few cities in the United States have had 100 degree weather temperature days into late November.
Obviously Palm Springs gets hot earlier in the year and then stays pretty hot well into the fall. Palm Springs has had a 93 degree weather temperature day in December. It is one of the few cities in the United States to have had 90 degree weather temperature days in every month of the year.
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