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Last Map Update: Sun, Jun 7, 2026 at 4:44:19 pm MST

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May Climate Summary

Spring Climate Summary

Near to slightly above normal temperatures will prevail through the first half of the week before heating up by the end of the week and next weekend to around 5 to 7 degrees above normal. Very dry and breezy conditions will maintain a high fire danger threat through Tuesday.

The fire weather threat will continue through through the first part of the upcoming week due to very dry and breezy conditions across southeast CA and much of AZ. If you have any outdoor plans, avoid any activities with an open flame or sparks.

May of 2026 experienced on average above normal high and low temperatures, resulting in above normal mean temperatures for the month for the three climate sites (Phoenix, Yuma, and El Centro).

Spring of 2026 was the hottest meteorological Spring on record for the three climate sites (Phoenix, Yuma, and El Centro) and most of the region, largely driven by the historic March heat. It was also a very dry Spring.