Some of my class were looking back on postings from last year, and made the discovery that we were now into the fourth month of the Mars Phoenix Lander mission.  The weather report from that page lists a high of -31˚C, and we were wondering if there was much of a difference now that we’re in summer (well, that they’re in the summer).
Here’s today’s weather for Sol (Martian day) 91:

ou can get updated weather on a regular basis from The Weather Network.

It’s Sol 4 on Mars for Phoenix. And although I haven’t been able to find a link to a consistent weather report, there is this:

From the Website:

The weather, as taken by the Canadian meteorological station, at the Phoenix landing site on Sol 4 was sunny with increasing dust, and therefore decreased visibility. Temperatures ranged from a high of minus 30 degrees Celsius (minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit) and a low of minus 80 (minus 112 degrees Fahrenheit). No wind measurements were available for Sol 4.