(Unofficial) Record-breaking temperature across the Globe

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This page displays global cities that are currently approaching, matching, or exceeding
unofficial daily/monthly/all-time record temperatures.

Please read the important notes at the very bottom of this page before using this data.

Move the mouse over a colored dot on the images to view the information on the temperature record.

** Note: As of 22 January 2020, the almanac has been updated to include all of 2019's data. **

Last updated at Sun Jul 12 16:33:47 UTC 2020 using 2302 observations from 16UTC

Unofficially, there are currently 0 stations that have broken their daily high record, 2 that are tying it, and 13 that are near it.
Unofficially, there are currently 0 stations that have broken their daily low record, 0 that are tying it, and 2 that are near it.

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LEGEND OF UNOFFICIAL RECORDS:

	Daily Close	Daily Tied	.	Daily Broken	Monthly Tied/Broken	All-time Tied/Broken
HIGH RECORD	##.#	##.#		##.#	##.#	##.#
LOW RECORD	##.#	##.#		##.#	##.#	##.#

LEGEND OF UNOFFICIAL RECORDS:

	Daily Close	Daily Tied	.	Daily Broken	Monthly Tied/Broken	All-time Tied/Broken
HIGH RECORD	##.#	##.#		##.#	##.#	##.#
LOW RECORD	##.#	##.#		##.#	##.#	##.#

Table Units: [ Fahrenheit | Celsius ]

ID	City	Country	Current Temp & Trend (°F)	Unofficial Daily / Monthly / Alltime Record (°F)	Margin of Unofficial Daily Record (°F)	Database Length (years)	ID
SPME	Tumbes	Peru	89.6	89.6   102.4   104.9 (1997)  (1991)  (1999)	0.0	46	SPME
KAVX	Avalon, CA	United States	87.1	88.0   106.0   106.0 (2012)  (2018)  (2018)	-0.9	37	KAVX
CWSF	Cap Madeleine	Canada	79.2	80.4    88.5    89.6 (2009)  (2004)  (2001)	-1.2	35	CWSF
SBRJ	Rio De Janeiro Aeroporto	Brazil	86.0	87.8   102.9   105.8 (2016)  (1986)  (2013)	-1.8	47	SBRJ
MUCL	Cayo Largo Del Sur	Cuba	87.8	89.6   104.0   104.0 (2019)  (1997)  (1997)	-1.8	37	MUCL
KTIX	Titusville, FL	United States	93.2	95.0   102.2   102.2 (2000)  (2000)  (2007)	-1.8	44	KTIX
GMMI	Essaouira	Morocco	91.4	93.2   111.2   114.8 (2016)  (2015)  (2017)	-1.8	49	GMMI
LIMJ	Genova / Sestri	Italy	89.6 ▼	91.4    98.6   100.9 (1991)  (1976)  (2015)	-1.8	59	LIMJ
CWSG	Cap Chat CS, Que.	Canada	79.0	81.1    88.5    94.1 (2009)  (2015)  (2012)	-2.0	35	CWSG
CYAY	Saint Anthony Airport	Canada	75.2	77.7    82.4    86.0 (2012)  (1981)  (1995)	-2.5	42	CYAY
SBMO	Maceio Aeroporto	Brazil	82.4	85.1    95.0   102.9 (2004)  (1977)  (1984)	-2.6	47	SBMO
TISX	Christiansted	Virgin Islands	89.1	91.9    99.0   111.9 (2009)  (1994)  (2009)	-2.8	63	TISX
KFLL	Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood, FL	United States	91.0	93.9    98.1   116.6 (1991)  (1981)  (1997)	-2.9	48	KFLL
CWTG	Pointe-Des-Monts , Que.	Canada	69.6	72.5    80.2    87.4 (2015)  (2011)  (2001)	-2.9	35	CWTG
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ZHHH	Wuhan	China	71.6	69.8    56.7    -0.4 (1975)  (1986)  (1977)	+1.8	56	ZHHH
RKTU	Chongju Ab	Korea, South	66.2	64.4    44.6   -14.8 (1986)  (1991)  (1981)	+1.8	41	RKTU
ID	City	Country	Current Temp & Trend (°F)	Unofficial Daily / Monthly / Alltime Record (°F)	Margin of Unofficial Daily Record (°F)	Database Length (years)	ID

Table Units: [ Fahrenheit | Celsius ]

LEGEND OF UNOFFICIAL RECORDS:

	Daily Close	Daily Tied	.	Daily Broken	Monthly Tied/Broken	All-time Tied/Broken
HIGH RECORD	##.#	##.#		##.#	##.#	##.#
LOW RECORD	##.#	##.#		##.#	##.#	##.#

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Important Notes:

• The source of the historical data here is the NCDC GSOD (updated through 2019 as of 22 January 2020).
• The records are defined here using GMT, with the day resetting at 00GMT (7PM EST;8PM EDT).
• These records are NOT official and differ from official records that use a longer database and local (not GMT) time.
• Only cities having an NCDC GSOD recorded history of at least 35 years are shown here.
• With the additional year of data available (2019), 73 new stations (for a total of 3509) now meet the 35 year minimum record.
• In cases when there are multiple years of records for a city, the latest (most recent) year is shown above.
• Note that given the relatively short record used here (as small as 35 years), records will almost assuredly be set somewhere every day for the next several decades to centuries.
• Appreciation to R. Maue, among several others, for feedback.