Fresno's hot streak ended on Tuesday when the high failed to reach 100-degrees capping the long stretch of triple-digit highs at 19 days.
The 19-day period tied for the fourth longest number of consecutive days at or above 100-degrees in Fresno.
Triple-digits highs began on June 27 when the maximum temperature reached 101-degrees and ended on July 15 with a high of 100-degrees.
The hottest temperature was 109-degrees reached on June 30 and again on July 9.
The average high temperature over the period was 104.63-degrees.
The high on Tuesday was 95-degrees thanks to cooler air blowing in from the California coast and Wednesday will be 99-degrees.
100's return Thursday and stick around through early next week with the hottest temperature in Fresno expected on Sunday at 108-degrees.
Here's a list compiled by the National Weather Service in Hanford of the longest streaks of 100-degree plus temperatures in Fresno:
The 19-day period tied for the fourth longest number of consecutive days at or above 100-degrees in Fresno.
Triple-digits highs began on June 27 when the maximum temperature reached 101-degrees and ended on July 15 with a high of 100-degrees.
The hottest temperature was 109-degrees reached on June 30 and again on July 9.
The average high temperature over the period was 104.63-degrees.
The high on Tuesday was 95-degrees thanks to cooler air blowing in from the California coast and Wednesday will be 99-degrees.
100's return Thursday and stick around through early next week with the hottest temperature in Fresno expected on Sunday at 108-degrees.
Here's a list compiled by the National Weather Service in Hanford of the longest streaks of 100-degree plus temperatures in Fresno:
DAYS DATES 1. 21 23 JULY - 12 AUGUST 2005 2. 20 1 - 20 JULY 1984 3. 20 11 - 30 JULY 1933 4. 19 27 JUNE - 15 JULY 2013 5. 19 6 - 24 AUGUST 2012 6. 19 18 JUNE - 6 JULY 1981 7. 19 1 - 19 AUGUST 1966 8. 19 17 JULY - 4 AUGUST 1931 9. 19 3 - 21 JULY 1896 10. 18 1 - 18 JULY 1985
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