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91°

Fair
Humidity: 7%
Wind: NW 6 MPH

Today's High 91°

Tonight's Low 63°

Meteorologist Jeff Beamish: Gusty winds develop this afternoon east of Tucson as a cold front passes through the state. This weather maker also brings slightly cooler temps, with low to mid 90's for highs through the weekend. Another Ice Break threat comes the middle of next week, with the warmest days looking to be Wednesday and Thursday.

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Relatively cool weekend (for May standards)

Posted 7:00 AM 5/18/2013 by Jeff Beamish

TUCSON - Still Ice Break free to kick start the weekend.

A cold front departs the state this afternoon, according to News 4 Meteorologist Jeff Beamish. As a result, daytime highs run a degree or two below average. Expect mostly sunny skies with temps peaking in the low 90's across (More)
The Main Stream

Ice Break chances winding down this week

Posted 8:25 PM 5/16/2013 by John Patrick

TUCSON - A cooling trend starts as we head into the upcoming weekend.

Temperatures were on the rise quickly this afternoon and it looked like we might hit our first 100 but eventually the heat leveled off and we topped 98 in the Old Pueblo. According to Meteorologist John Patrick, this (More)
The Main Stream

Another step closer to Ice Breaking heat

Posted 6:47 PM 5/15/2013 by John Patrick

TUCSON - One more near Ice Breaking day before temps start to get a little nicer.

The Old Pueblo took one more step toward breaking the ice on the Santa Cruz but again came up just short with a high of 98. According to Meteorologist John Patrick, little is expected to change for (More)