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The 1936 heatwave was much more widespread and long lasting than the 1995 heatwave. Chicago, Midway had 12 straight days of 100+ weather in 1936, only 2 or 3 in 1995. Even in 1995, deception by the same old crowd was the order of the day.
Chicago’s hottest month on record was July 1955.