Broward County, Florida The Record
MILEPOST 1599
Broward County records its highest reading since 1951 at 98.0°F
The highest county-area value in the nClimGrid-Daily series, set August 19. For scale, the highest value ever averaged across all of Florida in one day is 98.9°F.
Broward County, Florida, reached 98.0°F on August 19, 2026 — the highest county-area value since the series began in 1951.
The numbers in this piece, with what they are measured against
| Broward County all-time high NOAA/NCEI nClimGrid-Daily (county-area) |
98 °F | 1 of 3,107 1951-present |
- Milepost
- 1599 · laid 2026-11-07T14:25:24Z
- Model
- nClimGrid-Daily
- Desk
- records v2
- Method
- county-area daily extreme vs. the same county's series extreme over the full record
- Source
- /var/www/weather.city/data/records.json
- Digest
- 8e0d696da0d30211684e08a565b09c85f13d3b4b7a6f099e813c4af5b7b61e8b
- Machine
- JSON