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Peoria Warm Season Records

Since 1883

Highest Temperatures on Record
Temperature	Date
113	July 15, 1936
110	July 14, 1936
109	July 13, 1936
108	July 11, 1936
107	July 27, 1930 July 12, 1936

Days At or Above 90 Degrees
MOST	LEAST
69 (1887)	4 (1915, 1950, 2004)
64 (1936)	6 (1951)
62 (1933)	7 (1907, '58, '81, '92)
60 (1901)	8 (1967, '69, '82)
59 (1895, 1913)	10 (1924, '72, '85)

Days At or Above 100 Degrees
23 (1936)
18 (1934)
11 (1887)
10 (1983)
9 (1913, '30, '31, '88)

Consecutive Days with Highs 90 Degrees or Higher
Number of Days	Dates
21	July 11-31, 1916
20	July 9-28, 1901
18	July 17-August 3, 1987
17	July 2-18, 1936
17	August 11-27, 1936

Consecutive Days with Highs 100 Degrees or Higher
Number of Days	Dates
14	July 4-17, 1936
7	June 26-July 1, 1931
6	July 20-25, 1934
5	July 21-25, 1901
5	July 26-30, 1916

**Earliest and Latest Occurrences of Indicated Temperatures**
Temperature	Earliest 1st Occurrence	Latest 1st Occurrence	Latest Last Occurrence
70	Jan. 23, 1909	Apr. 27, 1951	Dec. 28, 1984
80	Mar. 12, 1990	May 30, 1995	Nov. 1: 1888, 1933, '37, '50, 2000
90	Apr. 10, 1930	Aug. 14, 2000	Oct. 15, 1897
100	May 31, 1934	Several years without 100 deg.	Sep. 15, 1939

Monthly Records for Highs 90 Degrees or Higher
JUNE	JULY	AUGUST	SEPTEMBER
22 days (1933)	23 days (1916, '36, '83)	23 days (1947)	12 days (1931, 1939)
16 days (1934)	21 days (1933, 1988)	22 days (1936)	11 days (1933)
15 days (1971, 1988)	20 days (1919, '21, '34)	20 days (1983)	10 days (1908)
14 days (1952, 1954)	19 days (1913, '55, '87)	18 days (1913)	9 days (1912, '25, '27)
13 days (1953, 1963)	17 days (1935, 1966)	17 days (1988)	8 days (1922, '36, '60, '78, '83)

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