Clark Heating & Cooling

Clark Heating & Cooling Clark Heating & Cooling is dedicated to providing accurate and efficient climate-control services Welcome to Clark Heating & Cooling!

With the intense heat we experience here in the Valley, we know the importance of an air conditioning system which functions effectively and efficiently. When it’s 110 degrees outside, there is no time to waste when it comes to A/C repairs. With over fourteen years of air conditioning experience, we are quick to diagnose any issues, present you with the best solution, and then perform any needed

repairs with excellence. If you are remodeling an existing home or building your dream house, we are licensed for comfort system sales and installations as well! We will help you find the best A/C unit for your needs, install the necessary ductwork, and have your new place fully equipped for comfort. Please visit our “Products” section if you are interested in a new A/C unit. For those all-too-rare winter days, we are also licensed for sales, service, and installation of gas and electric furnaces. Thank you for choosing Clark Heating & Cooling!

09/04/2026
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09/03/2026

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Another record hot summer!?
09/01/2026

Another record hot summer!?

🌡️ SUMMER 2026: TIED FOR 2ND HOTTEST ON RECORD

Phoenix Sky Harbor averaged 97.0° across June, July and August. That ties 2023 for second place. Only 2024 was hotter at 98.9°.

A lot of you are telling me it did not feel like a record summer. Let's dig into that, because the data tells an interesting story.

First, the extremes were there.

39 days at or above 110°. That is the 4th most on record.
9 days at or above 115°. Also 4th most.
27 nights where the low never dropped out of the 90s. Also 4th most.

Those are big numbers.

Every single one of those extreme categories ranked 4th. But the overall average ranked 2nd. How?

The answer is the days nobody remembers.

A summer average is the mean of all 92 days, highs and lows together. The record-breakers get the headlines, but they are only a handful of days. What really moves the average is the other 50 or 60 days, the ones that just quietly ran a few degrees hotter than they used to. Those days are what make the record.

2023 landed at the exact same 97.0°, but it delivered a 31-day streak of highs at or above 110° in July. The old record was 18 straight days. A month without a single break is something you never forget.

This summer spread its heat out. Thirty-nine hot days scattered across three months, with breaks in between, feels completely different than thirty-one in a row. Every break resets your memory a little.

Also, the baseline has moved.

After 2023 and 2024, our sense of a "normal" Phoenix summer has shifted. When the last two summers were historic, 4th most extreme starts to feel like a break.

One more piece of context: 2026 has run warm all year.

Phoenix came off its hottest winter on record and then its hottest spring on record.

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14050 N. 83rd Avenue Suite 290
Peoria, AZ
85381

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