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Boston hits 102 degrees at Logan, setting heat record for June: ‘Extreme Heat Warning’
The thermometer at Boston Logan International Airport showed 102 degrees as of 5:23 p.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service’s Boston office. The 102-degree reading set the record for the hottest ever June temp in city history. It broke the previous 100-degree June days in 2021, 1952, and 1925.
Record highs across New England, including 102 degrees in Boston
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