How many days above 100 degrees does Gilbert, Arizona have per year?

Gilbert is part of the Phoenix metro's extreme heat environment, with more than 100 days per year exceeding 100°F and summer highs regularly topping 110°F.

What is a haboob and does Gilbert, AZ get them?

A haboob is a towering wall of blowing dust; Gilbert gets them during the monsoon season from July through mid-September, and they can reduce visibility across the entire East Valley to zero in minutes.

What is Gilbert, Arizona's record low temperature?

Gilbert's record low is around 22°F, a reminder that even the desert has winters, though they are short and mild.

How hot do July nights get in Gilbert, Arizona?

Nights in Gilbert in July rarely drop below 85°F in the urban core, as asphalt and concrete radiate stored heat long after sunset.

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