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HEAT WAVES Albany, New York Since 1874 Periods of 3 or more consecutive days with maximum temperatures of 90 degrees or more. 10 days August 9-11, 1893 June 26-28, 1953 Aug 27-Sep 5, 1953 4 days June 16-18, 1894 June 20-22, 1954 July 25-28, 1882 9 days July 30-August 2, 1887 August 4-12, 1896 May 30-June 2, 1895 July 18-20, 1894 July 8-10, 1955 August 18-21, 1899 July 27-29, 1894 July 21-23, 1955 8 days July 9-12, 1911 September 21-23, 1895 August 20-22, 1955 June 26-July 3, 1901 July 30-August 2, 1917 July 28-30, 1896 June 13-15, 1956 July 3-10, 1912 July 26-29, 1918 July 5-7, 1897 July 19-21, 1957 July 31-August 7, 1955 July 25-28, 1921 June 5-7, 1899 July 22-24, 1959 July 12-15, 1927 August 9-11, 1900 July 28-30, 1959 7 days July 29-August 1, 1933 August 25-27, 1900 May 18-20, 1962 July 14-16, 1901 June 30-July 2, 1963 August 17-23, 1916 June 28-July 1, 1947 July 17-19, 1905 July 17-19, 1963 July 5-11, 1988 August 8-11, 1949 July 5-7, 1908 July 17-19, 1964 July 17-23, 1991 July 12-15, 1952 August 16-18, 1913 July 21-23, 1964 July 16-19, 1953 August 8-10, 1914 July 27-29, 1964 6 days June 15-18, 1957 August 14-17, 1959 September 21-23, 1914 August 14-16, 1970 June 29-July 4, 1887 September 1-4, 1961 July 21-23, 1918 July 7-9, 1973 July 24-29, 1892 June 25-28, 1963 August 12-14, 1918 July 13-15, 1979 June 3-8, 1925 July 10-13, 1966 June 3-5, 1919 July 2-4, 1983 July 7-12, 1936 July 27-30, 1970 June 21-23, 1921 June 13-15, 1988 July 7-12, 1944 August 28-31, 1973 June 19-21, 1923 July 25-27, 1989 July 24-29, 1963 September 2-5, 1973 July 19-21, 1923 April 26-28, 1990 July 14-19, 1968 July 31-August 3, 1975 July 8-10, 1926 July 18-20, 1990 August 10-15, 1988 July 18-21, 1977 July 20-22, 1926 July 27-29, 1990 July 5-10, 1993 July 16-19, 1982 August 2-4, 1928 June 27-29, 1991 August 11-16, 2002 June 8-11, 1984 July 27-29, 1929 June 16-18, 1994 July 14-19, 2013 August 2-5, 1988 September 2-4, 1929 July 13-15, 1995 June 30-July 5, 2018 July 6-9, 1994 June 3-5, 1930 July 4-6, 1999 July 29-August 1, 1995 July 27-29, 1931 July 16-18, 1999 5 days August 6-9, 2001 June 27-29, 1933 July 23-25, 1999 July 3-7, 1886 June 7-10, 2008 June 29-July 1, 1934 July 30-August 1, 1999 Aug 31-Sep 4, 1898 July 20-23, 2011 August 2-4, 1936 July 23-25, 2001 June 22-26, 1909 August 11-14, 2016 June 23-25, 1938 July 2-4, 2002 July 2-6, 1911 July 3-6, 2019 August 2-4, 1938 June 24-26, 2003 July 1-5, 1919 June 20-23, 2020 August 14-16, 1938 June 11-13, 2005 July 17-21, 1930 July 7-9, 1939 June 25-27, 2005 July 7-11, 1937 July 24-26, 1939 July 16-18, 2006 June 24-28, 1943 3 days July 8-10, 1876 July 25-27, 1940 August 16-18, 2009 August 9-13, 1944 July 18-20, 1876 June 20-22, 1941 Aug 31-Sep 2, 2010 August 11-15, 1947 August 13-15, 1876 June 26-28, 1941 June 23-25, 2013 August 24-28, 1948 July 1-3, 1878 June 30-July 2, 1941 September 7-9, 2015 July 26-30, 1949 May 25-27, 1880 July 23-25, 1941 June 11-13. 2017 July 1-5, 1955 August 4-6, 1881 June 27-29, 1944 September 24-26, 2017 July 14-18, 1955 August 18-20, 1884 August 3-5, 1944 July 19-21, 2019 July 19-23, 1978 August 27-29, 1886 July 18-20, 1946 July 28-30, 2019 July 9-13, 1987 June 22-24, 1888 August 23-25, 1947 June 28-30, 2021 July 21-25, 1987 June 14-16, 1891 June 19-21, 1949 July 5-9, 2011 July 11-13, 1892 July 2-4, 1949 June 19-21, 1893 August 26-28, 1949 June 24-26, 1952 Updated 7/2/21 .

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