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Phoenix Hits 117 Degrees Friday, Breaks Record Set in 1905

Phoenix Hits 117 Degrees Friday, Breaks Record Set in 1905

Friday, 07 July 2017 09:15 PM EDT

Phoenix has broken a 112-year record for heat.

National Weather Service meteorologists say the Arizona city had a high of 117 degrees on Friday.

That broke the previous mark of 115 degrees dating back to 1905.

Meteorologists say the normal high temperature for July 7 in Phoenix is 107 degrees.

So far this year, the temperature at Sky Harbor Airport has reached at least 110 degrees 17 times.

In California, a heat advisory in the San Joaquin Valley warned of temperatures from 103 to 107 through Saturday.

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