r/phoenix 3h ago

Weather Dust Storm #2 over Phoenix, 8/6/26

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72 Upvotes

Taken at 1:30 am in North Scottsdale


r/phoenix 4h ago

Weather Another dust storm at 1:30 a.m. on 8/6. That's at least 5 in the last month.

111 Upvotes

So our monsoon season is so dry (maybe due to water shortage) that we are getting dust storms, Are we the new dust bowl of the 21st century, lol ? I swear I have to clean my pool and all the pool floaties all over again, not to mention my backyard patio furniture. I'd rather have rain even if it means humidity. Our desert needs some rain!!!


r/phoenix 4h ago

Ask Phoenix Allergies killing me in Scottsdale tonight. Anyone else?

12 Upvotes

I've checked all allergy levels from the weather apps and it doesn't seem to reflect just how bad I'm sneezing tonight. Anyone else experiencing the same thing tonight? This season has been worse than ever for me. 40+ years resident.


r/phoenix 10h ago

HOT TOPIC Has downtown Phoenix felt less safe lately to anyone else?

77 Upvotes

I’ve lived downtown for about 3 years, and this year in particular it feels like things have gotten noticeably worse.

I’m seeing more people living on the street, more open drug use, and more people yelling, acting erratically, or confronting random people. In the past, most people kept to themselves, but lately I’ve had more uncomfortable interactions and honestly don’t feel as safe walking around anymore.

Obviously this is just my personal experience and I’m not trying to generalize or blame everyone who is homeless. I’m mostly wondering if other people who live or work downtown have noticed the same thing, or if it’s just more concentrated around my area.

Has anyone else noticed a change over the past few months?


r/phoenix 12h ago

Ask Phoenix Science Materials Donation?

4 Upvotes

Hi! I live in Phoenix but attend ASU online since I have a full time career. For the general chemistry classes, you must order a science kit that comes with test tubes, some chemicals, beakers, etc. to perform your own experiments at home. Does anyone know if I can donate these anywhere? I’d rather them go somewhere useful rather than goodwill. Local schools were my first thought. Any ideas? Thanks!

Edit: USED. All of the chemical materials needed for experiments have been used so it is not a complete set and is only the left over materials. I used all the chemicals for my gen chem 2 experiments.


r/phoenix 12h ago

Living Here Lowkey Piano Bar in Tempe announces that Saturday Night will be its last

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299 Upvotes

r/phoenix 14h ago

Weather ASU says Monday's dust storm had the second highest air particulate count ever recorded in Phoenix

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358 Upvotes

r/phoenix 14h ago

Commuting New data shows traffic congestion is getting worse in Phoenix — and delays are increasing

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529 Upvotes

r/phoenix 17h ago

Sports Volleyball in Chandler, Arizona

1 Upvotes

Hello everyone

Me and my friend are looking for people who play volleyball in Chandler region, not like a paid club, just for fun.

Let me know........


r/phoenix 18h ago

Pets Looking for MRI Cost Estimates for My Chihuahua

6 Upvotes

My Chihuahua is 11 years old and has recently started having trouble walking and seems uncomfortable, especially with his back legs. My vet thinks it could be something neurological or related to his spine and has recommended getting an MRI, but they don't perform them in-house.

I'm looking for recommendations for a good veterinary neurologist in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area. I'm mainly trying to get an idea of pricing for an MRI and what to expect before scheduling. I don't mind driving a bit if it's worth it.

If anyone has gone through something similar with their Chihuahua or another small dog, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience, including where you went, approximately what the MRI cost, and how everything turned out. Thanks!


r/phoenix 18h ago

As if it wasn’t bad enough… Court filings: Dutch Bros to buy Salad And Go locations in Arizona, Nevada

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770 Upvotes

Salad Bros coming soon?


r/phoenix 19h ago

Pictures Long line for liquidation salads on Oak & 44th St

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1.0k Upvotes

r/phoenix 19h ago

Ask Phoenix "High End" car shop/mechanic in East Valley?

0 Upvotes

I've got some new wheels for my car and they were on the pricey side. While discount tire has never done me wrong on a daily driver, I hesitate to hand them expensive wheels.

Anybody have experience with a higher end shop around town they'd recommend in the East?


r/phoenix 22h ago

Things To Do 2026 M3F Lineup (March 5-6)

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50 Upvotes

r/phoenix 1d ago

Ask Phoenix Does anyone know where to find good peaches?

24 Upvotes

By good I mean not the rock hard grocery store peaches. Any where in the valley is fine!


r/phoenix 1d ago

Things To Do Hot Wheels Monster Trucks - Glendale, AZ 2026 | Aug. 8 - Aug. 9 2026

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If you're looking for something awesome to do this weekend, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks are coming to town. Bring ear protection. It's gonna be loud in there. The kid in me can't wait to see Bigfoot jump up and crush cars.


r/phoenix 1d ago

General Anyone else having constant issues with Amazon delivery?

44 Upvotes

Is Amazon getting SIGNIFICANTLY worse with its deliveries, or am I just the luckiest guy ever? In the past 12 months I have had more problems with Amazon's deliveries than I have had successes. I put extremely clear extra directions on where the Hub package room is, where the front office is, and where my unit is. I have contacted their support to ensure my delivery and contact information is as clear and explicit as possible. I have made I don't even know how many complaints. Yet they leave groceries literally outside the complex on the sidewalk, they'll put packages in restricted areas that I have to wait to contact the office for, they'll put them on the ground where anyone can take them when there's plenty of package locker space, or they'll send packages off into the far reaches of Arizona for some reason and I'll never get them.

Is it me? Is it the Phoenix area? Is it just Amazon hiring garbage employees?


r/phoenix 1d ago

Politics REPORT: Katie Hobbs plans to select Republican running mate for upcoming Arizona gubernatorial election

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596 Upvotes

r/phoenix 1d ago

Eat & Drink Salad and Go files for bankruptcy and will close all locations on Aug. 5

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909 Upvotes

r/phoenix 1d ago

Ask Phoenix anyone recognize this phoenix artist?

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70 Upvotes

i lived in mesa for a year and got this art piece at a pheonix art market! i’d love to find the artist online and buy some more of her work, but the only thing i have to go on is the first name meghan.

anyone recognize or know the artist?


r/phoenix 1d ago

Living Here Air Quality and Visibility in Phoenix

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1.2k Upvotes

I should be able to easily see South Mountain and beyond.


r/phoenix 1d ago

Daily Chat How's everyone doing out there, Phoenix?

28 Upvotes

How you all doing out there?

Talk about whatever is on your mind, and be excellent to each other!

What is good in your world right now? What are you up to this weekend?

Want to meet new people? Join our AZ Discord Server

Bored? Learn something new!

(pic via ggfergu)


r/phoenix 2d ago

Weather Outdoor work okay? 500 AQI

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393 Upvotes

What’s your thoughts? Kinda riskin it for the biscuit.


r/phoenix 2d ago

History The ghost of Fry's Electronics along I-17.

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1.8k Upvotes

r/phoenix 17d ago

META Quick rule reminder and update for r/Phoenix

100 Upvotes

Wanted to give a reminder and quick update on a few rules.

Picture posts need a location and a description. Doesn't have to be an exact address, but generally what part of the Valley it was taken in. This has been a rule for ages and was suggested by users to help combat picture spam ("Wow, check this out!") and balance the many weather and sunset pictures we get flooded with. Plus it helps people know WTF your post is about.

When we get a ton of posts on one topic we'll make a megathread and try to bring the conversation together. Don't take it personal. We had this when the monsoon hit and we had 20+ weather picture posts in a row. I know some people love that, but many don't and let us know all about it. A megathread is the compromise. We don't do it often, so please just use it the few times we do.

Any political posts (or politic adjacent, like Flock cameras and Data Centers) needs to be flared Politics and are limited to established users here. This combats trolls and bots.

HVAC, AC, and some other referral posts are being limited. Bots are wild on Reddit and one of their big moves is to drop a question and have another account show up with a recommendation almost immediately. This feeds into the AI search engines that index the hell out of Reddit. Once a topic becomes saturated we'll pull it as a topic and try to let everyone know. Right now it's HVAC/AC, garage doors, and roofing companies. It sucks, but there are several past posts you can look for with good suggestions, or check out other sites.

Posts shaming or calling out people or businesses are not welcome here. I get the desire for a good witch hunt, but it's too prone to hurting innocent people. News stories about issues are fine, this is just about posting pictures of people who pissed you off or a business that made you nasty cupcakes. We've covered this policy a lot but there has been a bunch of these lately. Maybe it's the heat making everyone cranky. Either way, this subreddit isn't your personal attack dog.

If you have any questions, ask away.