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Mon Aug 17, 2020, 09:51 PM Aug 2020

Yes, Sunday was a cooker: It reached 100 at Paine Field

EVERETT — The 100 degrees recorded at Paine Field Sunday was not only the toastiest temperature of the year, it was the hottest in more than a decade.

The National Weather Service in Seattle has used the Snohomish County airport as a site to monitor conditions since the mid-1990s. While not an official weather station for long-term climate studies, it does provide a snapshot of local readings.

The Paine Field site previously reached 100 during a 2009 heat wave, said Gary Schneider, a meteorologist for the Weather Service in Seattle.

“That was a multi-day heat wave,” Schneider said of 2009. “This was a rapid warm-up and a relatively decent cool-down.”

The triple digits were reached at Paine Field at 4:53 p.m. Sunday. At Arlington Municipal Airport, the temperature hit 99 at 3:56 p.m.

https://www.heraldnet.com/news/yes-sunday-was-a-cooker-it-reached-100-at-paine-field/

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