July 24, 1936 : Hottest Day In Kansas History

On July 24, 1936 almost all of Kansas was over 105 degrees. Two thirds of the state was over 110 degrees, and one-fourth of the state was over 115 degrees. McPherson and Minneapolis, Kansas were 117 degrees.

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If Kansas had a day anywhere near this hot now, there would be a widespread call for immediate world communism to fix the weather.

Temperatures are forecast to be 25-35 degrees cooler this week than they were in 1936.

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2 Responses to July 24, 1936 : Hottest Day In Kansas History

  1. suyts says:

    Indeed….. all and all, it’s been a rather pleasant summer this year. 117 F? We’d all prolly die!!

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