record high temperature where you live

[Wildcat15]

108F (42C) in July 1936.

It reached 105 (41) in July 2012.

[divisionbyzero0]

40c according to weatherbase. But heat index can go above that temp everytime we get sunny, hot and humid weather.
Record low is 13c according to the same site.

[Donar]

39.3 C (103 F) in July 1952

[Max96]

39.8°C on 8 and 10 August 2010.

[flamingGalah!]

43.8C at Luqa Airport in August 1999...

[The East Frisian]

35.8°C officially on August 9th, 1992, unofficial public thermometers in the city even showed up to 38°C that day.

Record from my own weather station (sheltered with a radiation shield) is 37.3°C on July 10th, 2010.

[ral31]

109F (43C) which occurred on both July 13, 1901 and September 1, 2000.

[Nichle]

Christchurch NZ, 41.6C in February 2003. Rangiora (just north of Christchurch) recorded a higher temperature (42.4C) on the same day. Quite remarkable when the average highs in summer are only about 22C.

[Ambience_Ed]

>in your town

+38,2 °C at July 2010 (although in some parts of city there was about +40 °C)

>region

+39,7 °C in Kolomna, Moscow Oblast. July 2010 too.

>country

+45,4 °C in Kalmykia, also July 2010.

[micC]

Home city = 31.2c (88.2f) in Glasgow, August 4th, 1974.

Pretty pathetic and it hasn't hit 30.0C or higher at any official weather station since 1983.

Highest temperature in Scotland = 32.9C (91.2F) at Greycrook, Borders, 9 August, 2003.
In UK - 38.5C (101.3 F) - Brogdale, Kent, 10 August, 2003.