Do you know what the hottest weather temperature ever recorded in Phoenix is in the month of April? The answer to that weather trivia question will probably shock and astound you as April is still in Spring and the record high temperature for the month is incredibly hot.
The average daily temperature in Phoenix in the month of April is 69.9 degrees. The record hottest temperature for the month of April is way hotter than the daily average.
Weather temperatures have officially been kept in Phoenix since 1895. So the hottest temperature record for April is from 1895 until the present day.
What's the Hottest Weather Temperature Ever Recorded in Phoenix in April?
- 105 degrees on April 20, 1989
That's right the hottest weather temperature ever recorded in Phoenix in the month of April is a sweltering 105 degrees. That record hottest temperature for the month of was set on April 20, 1989, and was matched on both April 29, 1992 and on April 22, 2012.
How unusual is a 100 degree weather temperature day in Phoenix in April? Since 1895, there have been over two dozen times in the month of April when the temperature soared to 100 degrees or hotter in the city.
The month of April is when Phoenix can start to really heat up. The earliest 100 degree weather temperature day in the city in any year occurred on March 26, 1988, but that is the only time Phoenix has had a 100 degree weather temperature day in March.
It's in April when 100 degree weather temperature days can really start occurring in Phoenix. And they tend to happen in bunches in particular years in April. For example, in the years 1989, 1992 and 2012, Phoenix experienced multiple 100 degree days in April. In other years, like 2016, Phoenix does not have any 100 degree days in April.
Will the temperature rise to 100 degrees this April in Phoenix? Since it's happened over two dozen times since 1895 it's certainly possible the city will see a 100 degree weather temperature day this April.
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