The Twin Cities hit 92 degrees Sunday, setting the record for hottest October temperature experienced there. Additional record highs are likely this week from the Midwest to Northeast.
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The autumn heat wave will continue early this week, and nearly thirty record highs are possible from the Midwest to the Northeast. Some temperatures will be even hotter than the average July or August day across these regions. On Sunday, numerous daily record highs were set, as well as monthly record highs. The Twin Cities reached a staggering 92 degrees, which was their hottest October temperature to date. Only 10 other days all summer were hotter than what Twin Cities experienced on the first day of October.
On Monday and Tuesday, highs 15-25 degrees above average will lead to highs in the upper 80s and low 90s across the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, and 80s to near 90 for the Northeast and New England Tuesday and Wednesday.
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