Hot enough that KOMO had to tweak its weather computer to tell you.
Wrote KOMO reporter Scott Sistek:
… triple digits are so rare, it presented a Y2K-esque graphical challenge to our weather computer. Our extended forecast map is only built for two-digit temperatures. Had to do a little tweaking to squeeze in that third one, lest we have a forecasted high of “10″.
Sistek also put up a list of all the weather records that might fall this week if temperatures keep climbing. Among them are the number of consecutive days over 90 degrees (5), the number of 90-degree days in a month (7) and the hottest July on record (1958).
Then, of course, there’s the hottest day on record. It was July 20, 1994, and temperatures hit 100 degrees at Sea-Tac.
Stay tuned. And stay cool.
More on what’s coming here.