CON goes back to 1856, but the max/min thermometer official readings began in 1868.
And I was wrong on that...1911 was 102F as well.
They had a 103F in August of 1864 and 102F in July of 1866, but there may be some "yore" in there.
Not sure…there’s a seabreeze threat Monday, but that shouldn’t affect the interior much.
I’m still on the 97-99 with 70s dews train unless I see more widespread 850s around 24C. MEX has been consistently 95-98 in the hot spots Tue. I want to see something more exotic aloft. I’ve seen these 2m shenanigans before.