These are the ten hottest weather temperature days in Oklahoma City since 1891. It can get pretty hot in Oklahoma City in the summer, as six of these temperature reach and exceed 110 degrees. Five of the hottest days all occurred in the summer of 1936, which was the hottest summer in United States history.

All of these all-time hottest weather temperature days in Oklahoma City occurred in the months of July and August. On average, the month of July is slightly warmer than August in Oklahoma City. The average annual daily high in July is 93.1 degrees vs 92.5 degrees for August.

Though the months of May, June and September have all had 100 plus degree days in Oklahoma City, each of those months are significantly cooler than July and August. The average annual daily high in June is 87.2 degrees, in September it's 84.1 degrees and in May it's 78.9 degrees.

On August 2, 2011, the temperature reached 109 degrees in Oklahoma City. That is tied for the seventh hottest temperature ever recorded in the city. That all-time record for Oklahoma City is 113 degrees.

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10 All-Time Hottest Weather Temperature Days in Oklahoma City

1. August 11, 1936 - 113 degrees

2. August 10, 1936 - 112 degrees

T-3. July 6, 1996 - 110 degrees

T-3. July 9, 2011 - 110 degrees

T-3. August 12, 1936 - 110 degrees

T-3. August 2, 1980 - 110 degrees

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T-7. July 19, 1936 - 109 degrees

T-7. July 29, 1986 - 109 degrees

T-7. August 9, 1936 - 109 degrees

T-7. August 2, 2011 - 109 degrees

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Source:http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/?n=climate-records