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 Jul 13, 2026

Hot Weather Continues Monday

The National Weather Service has released a map of highs Sunday (July 12, 2026) from automated site across the region.

Glasgow hit a high of 102 degrees at the National Weather Service Office which did not break the record high of 105 set in 1925. 

The hot weather will continue Monday with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect until 2am Tuesday. 

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