Texas Experiences Record-Breaking February Heat
Texas Experiences Record-Breaking February Heat
US · Published Feb 27, 2026
Several cities in Texas broke temperature records in February, experiencing unprecedented heat.
The heat wave is attributed to an upper ridge extending from northwest Mexico, trapping warm air over the region.
Residents are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses, and authorities are monitoring the risk of wildfires.
Texas experiences record-breaking heat in February
Texas is currently grappling with an extraordinary heat wave in February, resulting in numerous cities surpassing previous temperature milestones. On February 26, 2026, Corpus Christi reached a sweltering 95°F (35°C), exceeding its former record by six degrees. Laredo experienced a scorching 103°F (39°C), surpassing its prior high by five degrees. McAllen peaked at 99°F (37°C), breaking its record by two degrees, while San Antonio also reached 95°F (35°C), surpassing its previous record by four degrees.
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