Cincinnati Sets New Warmth Record, Breaking Mark From 1928

Cincinnati, OH, October 13, 2026 —

Cincinnati broke a warmth record dating to 1928 on Tuesday, according to the available summary, as temperatures reached what it described as historic highs.

The summary does not provide the temperature recorded, the value of the previous record, or the specific date referred to as Tuesday. It also does not identify the source of the measurement or clarify whether the record applies to a particular weather station or a broader area. Those details were not provided, so the size and scope of the record cannot be specified.

The information describes the event as a record-breaking day of warmth in Cincinnati. It does not include details about how long the temperatures lasted, conditions elsewhere, or any effects on residents, businesses or public services. No explanation for the high temperatures is included, and the summary does not say whether additional records were set.

Without those details, the report is limited to the central point: Tuesday’s temperatures in Cincinnati exceeded a warmth record established in 1928. The exact readings and the comparison with the earlier mark remain unspecified in the information provided.

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