It can certainly get hot in West Palm Beach and the state of Florida. The record hottest temperature ever recorded in West Palm Beach is 101 degrees which occurred on July 21, 1942. The hottest weather temperature ever recorded in the state of Florida is 109 degrees which occurred on June 29, 1931, in Monticello.
Given its location in South Florida, many people might be surprised to learn that it has only been 100 degrees in West Palm Beach a few times. Do not be fooled by that, though, as it still gets pretty hot in West Palm Beach which averages 75 days a year of 90 plus degree weather plus one of the highest humidity levels in the country.
All-Time Hottest Weather Temperature Days in West Palm Beach, Florida
1. July 21, 1942 - 101 degrees
T-2. July 2, 1927 - 100 degrees
T-2. July 3, 1927 - 100 degrees
T-2. June 20, 1921 - 100 degrees
T-5. August 13, 2006 - 99 degrees
T-5. July 26, 1983 - 99 degrees
T-5. July 16, 1981 - 99 degrees
T-5. April 30, 1971 - 99 degrees
T-5. July 22, 1942 - 99 degrees
T-5. May 14, 1922 - 99 degrees
The annual average temperature for West Palm Beach for the entire year is 74.7 degrees. One of the highest annual average temperatures for any city in the United States which is why tourists love to visit West Palm Beach especially in the winter.
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