Hottest Temperature Record for Each Month of the Year for Providence, Rhode Island

Providence is one of the most populated and most visited cities in New England. 

For all the people living in the Providence area and all the tourists thinking of visiting the city, here is a list of the hottest temperature records for each month of the year.

The list can be very useful for tourists visiting Providence at any time of the year. Also listed for each month are great places to visit in Providence during that time of the year.

In addition to the record hottest temperature and places to visit for each month, I'm also listing the date and year in which the record occurred. If you are not familiar with Providence, you might be pretty surprised at some of the record hottest temperatures for each month.

The temperature records below date back to 1904. All the data is from the National Weather Service.

January – 69 degrees

The record high temperature for January in Providence is 69 degrees and it's happened twice. The first time was on January 14, 1995, and the second time was on January 29, 2002.

Since the weather can be cold and unpredictable in January, a great place to visit in Providence during the first month of the year is the Rhode Island School of Design Museum which contains over 100,000 objects, which is the 20th largest collection in the United States.

February – 72 degrees

The record high temperature for February in Providence is 72 degrees which has occurred twice. The first time was on February 18, 1981, and the second time was on February 24, 1985. Those are the only two 70 degree days in Providence in the months of January and February since 1904.

February is another month with unpredictable weather in the city. Another great indoor place to visit is the Roger Williams Park Museum of Natural History and Planetarium.

March – 90 degrees

The record high temperature for March is 90 degrees, which occurred on March 29, 1945. How many people would have guessed it's been 90 degrees in Providence in March?

The best place to visit in Providence in March is the Westminster Arcade, which is the oldest enclosed shopping center in the United States. If shopping is not your thing, head out to the Ladd Observatory on the Brown University campus, which is open to the public every clear Tuesday night from 7:30 to 9:30 PM.

April – 98 degrees

The record high temperature for April in Providence is 98 degrees, which occurred on April 19, 1976. To date, it's been 90 degrees or hotter only five times in Providence in April, so the 98 degree record is pretty remarkable.

April is a great month to head over to the impressive looking John Brown House mansion in the heart of the city near Brown University located at 52 Power Street.

May – 96 degrees

The record high temperature for May in Providence is 96 degrees, which occurred on May 26, 2010. So the April record is hotter than the May record in Providence.

A great place to visit in May in Providence as the weather turns nice is the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center.

June – 98 degrees

The record high temperature for June in Providence is 98 degrees, which has occurred three times. The first time was on June 25, 1943, and the second and third times were on June 15 and June 30 in 1945.

As the weather gets nice in Providence in June it's a great time to visit the Roger Williams Park Zoo.

July – 102 degrees

The record high temperature for July in Providence is 102 degrees, which occurred on both July 21, 1991, and on July 6, 2010.

July is a fun time in Providence to go and walk or run through lovely Prospect Terrace Park and see great elevated views of the city.

August – 104 degrees

The record high temperature for August in Providence is 104 degrees, which occurred on August 2, 1975. The 104 degrees is the record high for Providence at any time of the year.

August is a great month in Providence to visit Waterplace Park and Riverwalk along the Woonasquatucket River. Concerts and bonfires are often held in the park in the summer.

September – 100 degrees

The record high temperature for September in Providence is 100 degrees. That record high occurred on September 11, 1983. Only the months of July, August and September have reached 100 degrees in Providence.

The weather is still pretty good in September and it's a great time to take a walk through Roger Williams Park and its Japanese Gardens, the Bandstand rotunda and see the Roger Williams Statue and Betsy Williams Cottage.

October – 88 degrees

The record high temperature for October in Providence is 88 degrees, which has been reached three times. The first time was on October 6, 1946, the second time was on October 17, 1947 and the third time was on October 10, 1949.

As the leaves change over, October is a great time to visit the unique Second Empire Baroque style Providence City Hall. Tours of this old impressive building are free daily.

November – 81 degrees

The record high temperature for November in Providence is 81 degrees, which occurred on November 2, 1950.

A great historical site in Providence to visit in November is the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul located at 30 Fenner Street.

December – 77 degrees

The record high temperature for December in Providence is 77 degrees, which occurred on December 7, 1998.

Have fun in December in Providence by visiting the Rhode Island State House located at 82 Smith Street. Christmas at the State House includes a 20-foot high decorated Christmas tree and plenty of other holiday decorations in the neoclassical domed structure.

Hottest Temperature Record for Each Month of the Year for Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte is one of the most historic, populated, and most-visited cities in the United States. 

For all the people living in the Charlotte area and all the tourists thinking of visiting the city, here is a list of the hottest temperature records for each month of the year.

The list can be very useful for tourists visiting Charlotte at any time of the year. Also listed for each month are great places to visit in Charlotte during that time of the year.

In addition to the record hottest temperature and places to visit for each month, I'm also listing the date and year in which the record occurred. If you are not familiar with Charlotte you might be pretty surprised at some of the record hottest temperatures for each month.

The temperature records below date back to 1878. All the data is from the National Weather Service.

January—79 degrees

The record high temperature for January in Charlotte is 79 degrees, which occurred on both January 28, 1944 and January 29, 2002. It's been 70 degrees or warmer in Charlotte in January dozens of times since 1878.

Since the weather can be cold and unpredictable in January, a great place to visit in Charlotte during the first month of the year is the Discovery Place Science center located at 301 N. Tryon Street.

February—82 degrees

The record high temperature for February in Charlotte is 82 degrees, which occurred on February 25, 1930, February 27, 2011, and February 16, 2018. It's been 80 degrees in February in Charlotte about a dozen times since 1878.

February is another month with unpredictable weather in the city. Another great indoor place to visit is the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art located at 420 S Tryon Street.

March—91 degrees

The record high temperature for March in Charlotte is 91 degrees, which occurred on March 23, 1907. Its only been 90 degrees four times in March.

The best place to visit in Charlotte in March is the NASCAR Hall of Fame located at 400 E Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

April—96 degrees

The record high temperature for April in Charlotte is 96 degrees, which occurred on April 24, 1925.

April is a great month to head over to the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden located in nearby Belmont and see Spring come alive.

May—98 degrees

The record high temperature for May in Charlotte is 98 degrees, which has occurred three times on May 22, May 23, and May 29, 1941.

A great place to visit in May in the city as the weather turns nice is the UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens located at 9090 Craver Road.

June—104 degrees

The record high temperature for June in Charlotte is 104 degrees, which occurred on both June 29 and June 30, 2012. The 104 degree temperature is the record high for Charlotte for the whole year.

As the weather stays nice in June it's a great time to visit Romare Bearden Park, which features two gardens and several waterfalls right in the heart of the city.

July—104 degrees

The record high temperature for July in Charlotte is 103 degrees, which occurred on July 1, 2012. The 104 degrees is the overall record hottest temperature for Charlotte.

July is a fun time in Charlotte to visit the Carowinds amusement park, which also includes the Carolina Harbor water park to cool down in summer. Thrill seekers should not miss the Fury 325 and the Intimidator rides.

August—104 degrees

The record high temperature for August in Charlotte is 104 degrees, which occurred on August 9 and 10, 2012. The 104 degrees is the hottest temperature ever recorded in Charlotte.

August is a great month in Charlotte to visit the world famous US National Whitewater Center where you can raft or kayak down man-made river channels or zip line over them.

September—104 degrees

The record high temperature for September in Charlotte is 104 degrees. That record high occurred on September 6, 1954. Only June, July, August, and September have hit 100 degrees in the city.

The weather is still pretty good in September, and it's a great time to visit Freedom Park where the five-day long Festival in the Park takes places annually during the month.

October—98 degrees

The record high temperature for October in Charlotte is 98 degrees, which occurred on October 6, 1954.

As the leaves change over and Halloween nears, October is a great time to visit the Carolina Raptor Center located nearby at 6000 Sample Road in Huntersville.

November—85 degrees

The record high temperature for November in Charlotte is 85 degrees, which occurred on November 2, 1961.

A great place to visit in November is the Free Range Brewing site where you can get the latest and greatest homemade craft beers in the Charlotte area.

December—80 degrees

The record high temperature for December in Charlotte is 80 degrees, which occurred on December 3, 2007.

Have fun in December in Charlotte by visiting the month long Charlotte Christmas Village located at the corner of 7th Street and N. Tryon Street in Uptown Charlotte. 

Carowinds in Charlotte

Charlotte Skyline

Hottest Temperature Record for Each Month of the Year for Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford is one of the most populated and most visited cities in the New England. 

For all the people living in the Hartford area and all the tourists thinking of visiting the city, here is a list of the hottest temperature records for each month of the year.

The list can be very useful for tourists visiting Hartford at any time of the year. Also listed for each month are great places to visit in Hartford during that time of the year.

In addition to the record hottest temperature and places to visit for each month, I'm also listing the date and year in which the record occurred. If you are not familiar with Hartford, you might be pretty surprised at some of the record hottest temperatures for each month.

The temperature records below date back to 1905. All the data is from the National Weather Service.

January – 72 degrees

The record high temperature for January in Hartford is 72 degrees and it was recorded on January 6, 2006.

Many people might be pretty surprised that Hartford has had a 70 degree day in January. It's only been 70 degrees in January one other time and that occurred on January 14, 1932, when it was 70 degrees exactly.

Since the weather can be cold and unpredictable in January, a great place to visit in Hartford during the first month of the year is the Wadsworth Atheneum which is the oldest continually operating art museum in the United States.

February – 77 degrees

The record high temperature for February in Hartford is 77 degrees, which occurred on February 21, 2018. It's only been 70 degrees in Hartford in February four times since 1905.

February is another month with unpredictable weather in the city. Another great indoor place to visit is the Connecticut Science Center.

March – 89 degrees

The record high temperature for March is 89 degrees which occurred on March 31, 1998. How many people would have guessed it's almost been 90 degrees in Hartford in March?

The best place to visit in Hartford in March is the Mark Twain House and Museum located at 351 Farmington Avenue. Twain lived in the home for 17 years with his wife and three daughters. Nearby is the Harriet Beecher Stowe House.

April – 94 degrees

The record high temperature for April in Hartford is 96 degrees which occurred on April 19, 1976. To date, it's been 90 degrees or hotter 10 times in Hartford in April.

April is a great month to head over to the impressive looking State Capitol Building in the heart of the city. Tours of the building are free, but go during the week as the building is closed on weekends.

May – 99 degrees

The record high temperature for May in Hartford is 99 degrees and it's been reached twice. The record high was set on May 20, 1996, and matched on May 26, 2010.

A great place to visit in May in Hartford is Bushnell Park, the first public park in America. You can see statues, fountains, memorials and a 1914 Stein and Goldstein carousel in the park.

June – 100 degrees

The record high temperature for June in Hartford is 100 degrees, which has occurred twice. The first time was on June 26, 1952, and the second time was on June 30, 1964.

As the weather gets nice in Hartford in June it's a great time to visit the Elizabeth Park Conservancy and especially the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden.

July – 103 degrees

The record high temperature for July in Hartford is 103 degrees, which occurred on July 22, 2011. The 103 degrees is also the all-time record high temperature for Hartford.

July is a fun time in Hartford to go and see a baseball game at Dunkin' Donuts Park, which is the home of the Hartford Yard Goats of the Double AA Eastern League.

August – 102 degrees

The record high temperature for August in Hartford is 102 degrees. That record high occurred on August 9, 2001.

August is a great month in Hartford to visit the Ancient Burying Ground. Located at 60 Gold Street, this historic site has gravestones dating back to 1648.

September – 101 degrees

The record high temperature for September in Hartford is 101 degrees. That record high occurred on September 2, 1953. Only the months of June, July, August and September have reached 100 degrees in Hartford.

The weather is still pretty good in September and it's a great time to take a walk over the pretty Connecticut River on the historic 1,192 foot long Bulkeley Bridge.

October – 91 degrees

The record high temperature for October in Hartford is 91 degrees which has been reached two times. The first time was on October 2, 1927, and the second time was on October 7, 1963.

As the leaves change over, October is a great time to visit the Cathedral of St. Joseph. This 281 foot high massive limestone Roman Catholic church filled with stained glass windows is a sight to behold.

November – 83 degrees

The record high temperature for November in Hartford is 83 degrees which occurred on November 2, 1950.

A great historical site in Hartford to visit in November is the Museum of Connecticut History located at 231 Capital Avenue.

December – 76 degrees

The record high temperature for December in Hartford is 76 degrees which occurred on December 7, 1998.

Have fun in December in Hartford by taking a drive through the Holiday Light Fantasia show located at 1130 Maple Avenue.

The Mark Twain House in Hartford, Connecticut.

All-time Record Hottest and Coldest Temperatures Ever Recorded in Las Vegas

Official weather records have been kept in Las Vegas, Nevada since 1937.

 These are the all-time record hottest and coldest temperatures ever recorded in Las Vegas since 1937.

Located in the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas is famous for abundant sunshine and hot temperatures. As you will see, though, it can also get well below freezing in Las Vegas.

In general, Las Vegas has a much milder climate than the extremes that can be found in the state of Nevada. This is born out in spades by the differences between the all-time hottest and coldest temperatures in Las Vegas, compared to the all-time hottest and coldest temperatures in Nevada.

The difference between the record hottest and coldest temperatures in Las Vegas is 109 degrees. The difference between the record hottest and coldest temperatures in Nevada is 175 degrees; a huge difference of 66 degrees.

All-time Record Hottest and Coldest Temperatures Ever Recorded in Las Vegas

The All-time Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded in Las Vegas is 117 Degrees

The hottest temperature ever recorded in Las Vegas, Nevada is 117 degrees, which has occurred on four different dates. It was 117 degrees on June 20, 2017, June 30, 2013, July 24, 1942, and July 19, 2005. It has been 116 degrees in Las Vegas well over a dozen times.

As most people know about Las Vegas, it can get pretty hot in the city. I was in Las Vegas once in the summer and it was 112 degrees. I'm a runner, and decided to run in the heat, and it was not that bad because of the relatively low humidity levels in the city. I just baked in the heat instead of boiled on my run.

All-time Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded in Nevada is 125 degrees

The hottest temperature ever recorded in the state of Nevada is 125 degrees, which occurred on June 29, 1994, in the city of Laughlin. That is one of the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the United States. Laughlin is located a little under 100 miles south of Las Vegas.

Only two states have ever had hotter temperatures than 125 degrees. Arizona's record hot temperature is 128 degrees, while the hottest temperature ever recorded in the United States is 134 degrees, which occurred in Death Valley in California.

The difference between the all-time hottest temperature in Las Vegas (117) and the all-time hottest temperature in Nevada (125) is eight degrees. Not a monumental difference, but still a significant one.

The All-time Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded in Las Vegas is 8 Degrees

The coldest temperature ever recorded in Las Vegas is eight degrees, which occurred on both January 25, 1937, and January 13, 1963.

While it has never been below zero in Las Vegas, it has been below freezing many times. In fact, Las Vegas has had below freezing temperatures recorded in seven out of the 12 months of the year (October through April).

All-time Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded in Nevada is -50 Degrees

The coldest temperature ever recorded in the state of Nevada is -50 degrees, which occurred on January 8, 1937, in San Jacinto. Located in the extreme northeastern part of Nevada, San Jacinto is a small unincorporated community that is well over 400 miles north of Las Vegas.

The difference between the record coldest temperature in Las Vegas (8) and the record coldest temperature in Nevada (-50) is a whopping 58 degrees. That is a huge difference, and clearly shows that Las Vegas has a much milder climate than the rest of Nevada does, at least in the extreme areas.

Hottest Temperature Record for Each Month of the Year for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh is one of the most historic, populated, and most visited cities in the United States. 

For all the people living in the Pittsburgh area and all the tourists thinking of visiting the city, here is a list of the hottest temperature records for each month of the year.

The list can be very useful for tourists visiting Pittsburgh at any time of the year. Also listed for each month are great places to visit in Pittsburgh during that time of the year.

In addition to the record hottest temperature and places to visit for each month, I'm also listing the date and year in which the record occurred. If you are not familiar with Pittsburgh, you might be pretty surprised at some of the record hottest temperatures for each month.

The temperature records below date back to 1875. All the data is from the National Weather Service.

January—75 degrees

The record high temperature for January in Pittsburgh is 75 degrees which occurred on both January 22, 1906 and January 25, 1950. It's been 70 degrees or warmer in Pittsburgh about a dozen of times since 1875.

Since the weather can be cold and unpredictable in January, a great place to visit in Pittsburgh during the first month of the year is the world famous Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

February—78 degrees

The record high temperature for February in Pittsburgh is 78 degrees which occurred on February 18, 2018.

February is another month with unpredictable weather in the city. Another great indoor place to visit is the Carnegie Science Center.

March—84 degrees

The record high temperature for March in Pittsburgh is 84 degrees which occurred on March 25, 1929. It's only been 80 degrees about 20 times in March.

The best place to visit in Pittsburgh in March is the Carnegie Museum of Art which is one of the most dynamic art museums in the United States.

April—90 degrees

The record high temperature for April in Pittsburgh is 90 degrees which occurred on both April 18, 1896 and April 24, 1925.

April is a great month to head over to the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens and see Spring blooming in the city.

May—95 degrees

The record high temperature for May in Pittsburgh is 95 degrees which has occurred four times. The first time was on May 25, 1875, the next two times were on May 2 and 3, 1887 and the last time was on May 29, 1881.

A great place to visit in May in the city as the weather turns nice is the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden.

June—98 degrees

The record high temperature for June in Pittsburgh is 98 degrees which occurred on June 4, 1895, as well as on June 22 and 25, 1988.

As the weather stays nice in June it's a great time to visit Hartwood Acres Park and Hartwood Mansion. The park hosts free summer concerts and is the crown jewel of the Allegheny County park system.

July—103 degrees

The record high temperature for July in Pittsburgh is 103 degrees which occurred on both July 10, 1881 and July 16, 1988. The 103 degrees is the overall record hottest temperature for Pittsburgh.

July is a fun time in Pittsburgh to go and take a ride up the Duquesne Incline which takes visitors up to an observation deck 400 feet above the city on Mount Washington. The views are great here and the incline is open until 12:30 am so you can see Pittsburgh during the day or night.

August—103 degrees

The record high temperature for August in Pittsburgh is 103 degrees which occurred on August 6, 1918. The 103 degrees is the hottest temperature ever recorded in Pittsburgh.

August is a great month to take a cruise along the three rivers, Ohio, Allegheny and Monongahela, of Pittsburgh. The Gateway Clipper Fleet offers tours daily and while by the rivers you can also visit the Rivers Casino Pittsburgh located at 777 Casino Drive.

September—102 degrees

The record high temperature for September in Pittsburgh is 102 degrees. That record high occurred on September 6, 1881. Only July, August and September have hit 100 degrees in the city.

The weather is still pretty good in September and it's a great time to take the other incline the Monongahela Incline to the top of Mount Washington for fantastic views of the city.

October—91 degrees

The record high temperature for October in Pittsburgh is 91 degrees which occurred on both October 5, 1879 and October 3, 1884.

As the leaves change over and Halloween nears, October is a great time to visit Riverview Park. Located at the top of the park is the Allegheny Observatory which is free to the public. Go on a clear night.

November—82 degrees

The record high temperature for November in Pittsburgh is 82 degrees which occurred on November 3, 1961.

A great place to visit in November is the West End Overlook which offers sweeping views of Downtown Pittsburgh and the surrounding area.

December—74 degrees

The record high temperature for December in Pittsburgh is 74 degrees which occurred on December 3, 1982.

Have fun in December in Pittsburgh by visiting the impressive Late Gothic Revival 42 story 535 foot high Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh. In December, the Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral of Learning are decorated for Christmas with holiday decorations from the respective countries.

PNC Park in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Incline

Hottest Temperature Record for Each Month of the Year for Miami

Miami is one of the most populated and most visited cities in the world. 

For all the people living in the Miami area and all the tourists thinking of visiting the city, here is a list of the hottest temperature records for each month of the year.

The list can be very useful for tourists visiting Miami at any time of the year. Also listed for each month are great places to visit in Miami during that time of the year.

In addition to the record hottest temperature and places to visit for each month, I'm also listing the date and year in which the record occurred. If you are not familiar with Miami, you might be pretty surprised at some of the record hottest temperatures for each month.

The temperature records below date back to 1895. All the data is from the National Weather Service.

January – 88 degrees

The record high temperature for January in Miami is 88 degrees, which occurred on January 27, 1984, and was matched on January 19, 1987. It's been 80 degrees or warmer in Miami in January countless times since 1895.

Since the weather can sometimes be a little cold and unpredictable in January, a great place to visit in the city during the first month of the year is the Lincoln Road pedestrian mall.

February – 89 degrees

The record high temperature for February in Miami is 89 degrees, which first occurred on February 14, 1948. It's been 89 degrees in February in Miami at least six times.

February is another month with unpredictable weather in the city. Another great indoor place to visit is the Frost Art Museum located on the FIU-Maidique Campus at 10975 SW 17th Street.

March – 93 degrees

The record high temperature for March in Miami is 93 degrees, which occurred on March 22, 2003.

The best place to visit in Miami in March is the beautiful and historic Vizcaya Museum and Gardens located at 3251 South Miami Ave on Biscayne Bay.

April – 96 degrees

The record high temperature for April in Miami is 96 degrees, which first occurred on April 30, 1971, and was matched on April 26, 2015.

April is a great month to head over to the Zoo Miami, located at 12400 SW 152nd Street, and see the over 1,200 wild and exotic animals housed here.

May – 98 degrees

The record high temperature for May in Miami is 98 degrees, which occurred on May 28, 2017. 

A great place to visit in May in Miami as the weather turns nice is the Cape Florida Lighthouse located at the south end of Key Biscayne. Climb to the top for incredible views.

June – 98 degrees

The record high temperature for June in Miami is 98 degrees, which first occurred on June 4, 1985, and was matched on both June 22, 2009, and June 24, 2019.

As the weather stays nice in June, it's a great time to visit beautiful Miami Beach and soak up some of the famous Florida sunshine.

July – 100 degrees

The record high temperature for July in Miami is 100 degrees, which occurred on July 21, 1941. The 100 degree temperature is the all-time record high temperature for Miami.

July is a fun time in Miami to cool off at the historic Venetian Pool located at 2701 DeSoto Blvd in nearby Coral Gables.

August – 98 degrees

The record high temperature for August in Miami is 98 degrees, which first occurred on August 6, 1954, as well as on August 9, 1987, and August 1, 1990. 

August is a great month to visit the Miami Seaquarium located at 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway on Virginia Key.

September – 97 degrees

The record high temperature for September in Miami is 97 degrees. That record high occurred on September 8, 1987.

The weather is still pretty good in September and it's a great time to visit the two-story open air Bayside Marketplace shopping center located at 401 Biscayne Blvd. Bayside Marketplace is the most visited tourist attraction in Miami.

October – 95 degrees

The record high temperature for October in Miami is 95 degrees, which occurred on October 1, 1980.

As the leaves change over and Halloween nears in Miami, October is a great time to take an Everglades airboat tour. The Everglades are located about 25 miles west of Miami.

November – 91 degrees

The record high temperature for November in Miami is 91 degrees, which occurred on November 6, 2002.

A great place to visit in November is the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science located at 1101 Biscayne Blvd in Miami.

December – 89 degrees

The record high temperature for December in Miami is 89 degrees, which occurred first on December 13, 1900, and was matched on both December 3, 1902, and December 10, 2009.

Celebrate Christmas and have fun in December in Miami by visiting Santa's Enchanted Forest, the world's largest holiday theme park located at 7900 SW 40th Street.

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Miami

Miami Beach