Special Report
Hottest and Coolest States in the Summer
June 24, 2019 4:27 pm
Last Updated: February 17, 2020 3:50 pm
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46. Wyoming
> Average temperature in the summer: 62.1 F
> Hottest area in the summer: Casper with avg. summer temp. of 67.2 F
> Highest temperature recorded since 1980: 107.0 F in Sheridan
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47. Oregon
> Average temperature in the summer: 62.0 F
> Hottest area in the summer: Medford with avg. summer temp. of 71.5 F
> Highest temperature recorded since 1980: 115.0 F in Medford
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48. Idaho
> Average temperature in the summer: 61.8 F
> Hottest area in the summer: Boise with avg. summer temp. of 72.7 F
> Highest temperature recorded since 1980: 115.0 F in Lewiston
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49. Washington
> Average temperature in the summer: 61.6 F
> Hottest area in the summer: Walla Walla with avg. summer temp. of 71.9 F
> Highest temperature recorded since 1980: 114.0 F in Walla Walla
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50. Alaska
> Average temperature in the summer: 50.5 F
> Hottest area in the summer: Fairbanks with avg. summer temp. of 59.7 F
> Highest temperature recorded since 1980: 97.0 F in Gulkana
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