25 Hottest Cities in the U.S.

The 25 hottest U.S. cities by average annual temperature. Only cities with populations above 20,000.

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Top 25 — Hottest

Source: NOAA
#CityPopulationAvg Temp
1Phoenix, AZ1,624,83273.9°F
2Mesa, AZ507,47872.9°F
3Tampa, FL393,38972.4°F
4Henderson, NV324,52369.8°F
5San Antonio, TX1,458,95469.6°F
6Houston, TX2,300,41969.5°F
7New Orleans, LA376,03569.5°F
8Jacksonville, FL961,73969.4°F
9Austin, TX967,86268.8°F
10Dallas, TX1,299,55366.7°F
11Arlington, TX394,76966.5°F
12Fort Worth, TX941,31166.5°F
13El Paso, TX678,14765.8°F
14Bakersfield, CA408,36665.5°F
15Fresno, CA543,61565.1°F
16Los Angeles, CA3,857,89764.3°F
17Anaheim, CA344,55362.9°F
18Santa Ana, CA311,63962.5°F
19San Diego, CA1,385,06162.1°F
20Sacramento, CA524,80261.9°F
21Oklahoma City, OK688,69361.7°F
22Atlanta, GA499,28761.3°F
23Tulsa, OK412,32261.2°F
24Virginia Beach, VA457,06660.2°F
25San Jose, CA990,05459.7°F

Phoenix, AZ ranks #1 for hottest among U.S. cities with populations over 20,000, with a value of 73.9°F. Rounding out the top cities are Mesa, AZ, Tampa, FL, Henderson, NV. This ranking includes only cities with populations above 20,000. Data sourced from NOAA.

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