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Stated as fact, per WBUR (24 Jun 2025): "Hottest June day ever: Boston reached 102 degrees Tuesday" - Tuesday being 24 June 2025.
Boston 25's year review confirms the final figure: on 24 June the temperature reached 102 degrees, the city's hottest ever in June and 2 degrees shy of the all-time 104.[1]
NBC Boston's same-day report: Logan broke the June record (100 in 2021, 1952, 1925) and the daily record of 95 from 2013; its headline figure of 101 was the reading at time of writing, later 102.
The MBTA's own notice for the 23-24 June heat: reduced train speeds for heat-stressed track, crews on standby, overhead wire adjustments.
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Probability for another 25bps hike in June doubled today pic.twitter.com/OWDq1ceIEx
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