Past the halfway point of September, the odds of Providence reaching 90 degrees drop. Out of the 118 years on record, only 9 have had a day with a temperature at or above 90 degrees after Sept. 16.

The earliest 90-degree day ever recorded in Denver was April 30, 1992. Denver had to wait until June 5, 2024, to reach its first 90-degree day, with a high of 91 degrees.

Denver averaged 44 days each year with temperatures at or above 90 degrees between 1990 and 2020, which is a significant increase compared with the 31-day average recorded between 1872 and 2020.

Temperatures will reach close to 100 degrees on Sunday in San Antonio. It will also be the 109th day in a row temps have been over 90 degrees, a new record.

So far, 2025 isn’t anywhere close to breaking records for the number of 90-degree days in a single year. The hottest years on record — 1952 and 1955 — each saw a scorching 37 days with highs ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The 13 Weather Team continues to track a typical summer weather pattern for central Indiana and it is forecast to continue over the next at least seven days. Forecast highs are near 90 ...

In Portland on Saturday, the National Weather Service expects a high temperature of 62 degrees and mostly cloudy conditions. A cooler evening means there’s a chance for frost, especially in the ...

Why Temperatures Swung by 90 Degrees F in Parts of U.S. Much of the U.S. has swung from temperatures in the –30s and –40s Fahrenheit to balmy weather in the 60s and 70s F ...

Not far behind were 1953 and 1988, which each logged 36 days of 90-degree heat. Rounding out the Top 5 was 1944, with 31 days at or above 90 degrees.