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4th Of July Climate Statistics

In Phoenix, the hottest 4th of July on record occurred in 1989 when the temperature reached 118 °F. The lowest the high temperature has been on the 4th of July was 90 °F, which occurred in 1912. The highest and lowest minimum temperature for the 4th are 91 °F (1973) and 63 °F (1912), respectively.

When looking at hourly observations since 1980, the average temperature at 10 PM on the 4th, when many fireworks celebrations occur, has been 96 °F. The warmest has been 103 °F and the coolest 89 °F.

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