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Twin Cities Hit 98 Degrees | Duluth News
Sunday scorched the Twin Cities with record-breaking heat—Minneapolis hit 98°F, shattering its previous July record, while St. Cloud reached 97°F. Humidity turned it into a steamy sauna, with heat indexes soaring to 101–105°F across the metro and even 106°F in southern Minnesota. A massive high-pressure system pushed scorching air north, mixed with unusually humid winds for tropical-like misery. Meteorologists say this is classic mid-July heat, though the all-time Twin Cities record of 108°F (set in 1936) still stands. Stay cool and hydrated out there. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
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