Thursday, July 08, 2010

Hot Summer Continues

Wednesday, July 7 brought some of the hottest temperatures so far this summer in parts of North Carolina when many cities hit highs near 100 or even higher. Here's a look back at highs for selected locations around the state:

  • Goldsboro: 104
  • Fayetteville: 103
  • Rocky Mount-Wilson: 103
  • Chapel Hill: 102
  • Lumberton: 102
  • Raleigh-Durham: 102 (new record for the date)
  • Southern Pines: 102
  • Louisburg: 101
  • Concord: 100
  • Elizabethtown: 100
  • Jacksonville: 100
  • Kenansville: 100
  • Charlotte: 99
  • Greensboro: 99
  • Mount Airy: 99
  • Oxford-Henderson: 99
  • Cherry Point: 98
  • Gastonia: 98
  • New Bern: 98
  • Wilmington: 98
  • Winston-Salem: 98
  • Asheboro: 97
  • Lexington: 97
  • Asheville: 92
  • Boone: 88