The hottest, coldest and wettest since, for US cities and counties
Saturday : a high of 105°F in San Diego, CA, the warmest 3 October on record, in 152 years since 1875; matching the National Weather Service report.
Notable answers
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 76°F in Los Angeles Downtown, CA, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 150 years since 1877; provisional, awaiting the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a high of 90°F in Winnemucca, NV, the warmest 3 October on record, in 148 years since 1877 (no value for 1883 and 1884); matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 82°F in Yuma, AZ, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 148 years since 1878 (no value for 1900); matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 73°F in Columbia, SC, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 140 years since 1887; matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 74°F in Gainesville, FL, tying the record for the warmest 3 October night, set in 2007 and 1937, in 137 years since 1890; matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 80°F in Tampa, FL, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 137 years since 1890; matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a high of 91°F in Reno, NV, tying the record for the warmest 3 October, set in 2024, in 132 years since 1893 (no value for 1894 and 1895); matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 72°F in Macon, GA, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 130 years since 1897; matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 77°F in Brooksville, FL, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 129 years since 1892 (no value for 1918, 1951, 1976 and 3 other years); matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 79°F in Fort Myers, FL, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 128 years since 1892 (no value for 1896, 1897, 1898 and 4 other years); matching the National Weather Service report.
- Saturday 3 October 2026: a low of 72°F in Bakersfield, CA, tying the record for the warmest 3 October night, set in 2012 and 1970, in 127 years since 1893 (no value for 1894, 1895, 1896 and 4 other years); matching the National Weather Service report.
Records
- RecordSaturday 3 October 2026: a high of 105°F in San Diego, CA, the warmest 3 October on record, in 152 years since 1875; matching the National Weather Service report.
- RecordSaturday 3 October 2026: a low of 72°F in San Diego, CA, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 152 years since 1875; matching the National Weather Service report.
- RecordSaturday 3 October 2026: a low of 76°F in Los Angeles Downtown, CA, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 150 years since 1877; provisional, awaiting the National Weather Service report.
- RecordSaturday 3 October 2026: a high of 90°F in Winnemucca, NV, the warmest 3 October on record, in 148 years since 1877 (no value for 1883 and 1884); matching the National Weather Service report.
- RecordSaturday 3 October 2026: a low of 82°F in Yuma, AZ, the warmest 3 October night on record, in 148 years since 1878 (no value for 1900); matching the National Weather Service report.
The month so far
October 2026 so far: 303 of 366 US cities are running warmer than their own 1991 to 2020 normal.
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- Alabama
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- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
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- Illinois
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- Kentucky
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- Maryland
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- New Hampshire
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- North Carolina
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- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
The longest records
- Newark, NJ
- San Diego, CA
- Sacramento, CA
- Vancouver, WA
- Athens, GA
- Reading, PA
- Lansing, MI
- Trenton, NJ
- Concord, NH
- Asheville, NC
- Madison, WI
- New York-Central Park, NY
- Augusta, GA
- Baltimore, MD
- Buffalo, NY
- Cheyenne, WY
- Chicago, IL
- Cincinnati, OH
- Cleveland, OH
- Duluth, MN
- Galveston, TX
- Indianapolis, IN
- Jacksonville, FL
- Key West, FL
- Knoxville, TN
- Milwaukee, WI
- Minneapolis-St Paul, MN
- Mobile, AL
- Moline, IL
- Nashville, TN
- Omaha, NE
- Philadelphia, PA
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Portland, ME
- Rochester, NY
- Savannah, GA
- Shreveport, LA
- Toledo, OH
- Washington, DC
- Wilmington, NC
- Boston, MA
- Denver, CO
- La Crosse, WI
- Lexington, KY
- Louisville, KY
- Memphis, TN
- Montgomery, AL
- Morgantown, WV
- Mount Ida, AR
- Portland Downtown, OR
How we know
- Every answer is our own calculation from public NOAA records: each city's threaded daily record and each county's gridded average.
- A record waits for the National Weather Service's daily report, and a value that looks wrong is held for a person to check before any page uses it.
- Recent values are preliminary until NOAA's final data, and a page says so.