This summer is already starting to be sweltering, but is it record-breaking?
The Weather Channel created a map of each state’s hottest temperature on record. Oklahoma's high temperature is 120 degrees. And believe it or not Hawaii and Alaska share the same record high.
It's still early yet, so there's time for records to be broken. So what about those record high temperatures for cities in Oklahoma?
- Goodwell - 112 degrees on June 25, 1911
- Gage - 113 degrees on Aug. 6, 1964
- Alva - 120 degrees on July 18, 1936
- Altus - 120 degrees on July 19, 1936
- Tipton - 120 degrees on June 27, 1994
- Cherokee - 117 degrees on Aug. 12, 1936
- Watonga - 112 degrees on Aug. 12 1936
- Weatherford - 115 degrees on Aug. 11, 1936
- Lawton - 115 degrees on June 27, 1994
- Enid - 118 degrees on Aug. 12, 1936
- Ponca City - 116 degrees on July 14, 1954
- Oklahoma City - 113 degrees on Aug. 11, 1936
- Pauls Valley - 114 degrees on Aug. 11, 1936
- Ardmore - 111 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Bartlesville - 115 degrees on July 14, 1954
- Tulsa - 115 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Bristow - 115 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Antlers - 116 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- McAlester - 116 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Muskogee - 118 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Sallisaw - 115 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Poteau - 120 degrees on Aug. 10, 1936
- Pryor - 117 degrees on July 18, 1936
- Tahlequah - 118 degrees on July 18, 1936
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