Hour-by-Hour Forecast: On Our Way to Match the Record High for Aug. 17

Temperatures should rise into the 90s again today, but we may not break the record: it hit 92 degrees Aug. 17, 1959, according to weather.com.

9AMAM: 77 degrees, 73 percent humidity

10AM: 82 degrees, 62 percent humidity

12PM: 89 degrees, humidity down to 47 percent

2PM: 91 degrees, humidity 40 percent

3PM: 92 degrees, 40 percent humidity

4PM: 91 degrees, humidity 40 percent

6PM: 88 degrees, humidity 49 percent

8PM: 82 degrees, humidity 59 percent

10PM: 78 degrees, humidity 68 percent

As for the rest of the work week: Highs should only reach the 80s after today, but don’t look for much relief.

Cool air having difficulty holding firm in the Northeast will be the theme for the remainder of the month.

“While there will be some minor fluctuations in temperature, a persistent ridge of high pressure will keep the warmth and humidity locked into the East through most of the rest of August,” AccuWeather Meteorologist Brian Thompson said.

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MAP: AccuWeather.com