118?!?! Here is how hot it got around Western Washington during historic heat wave

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SEATTLE - They were temperatures never before seen in Western Washington, and most folks would just assume never see again. Seattle made headlines reaching 108 degrees, shattering its all-time hottest temperature by five degrees. Forks, whose average late June high temperature is 65, reached all the way to 110, while one gauge on the Sol Duc River registered 118 degrees, which would be the hottest temperature ever recorded in Western Washington!

But many folks don't live in either of those three places and it was hot there too! Here's a partial list of high temperatures from around the region as compiled by the National Weather Service office in Seattle:

Puget Sound Metro Area:

113: Maple Valley, Darrington
112: Redmond
111: Bellevue, North Bend, Sammamish, Woodinville, Brier
110: Renton, Snoqualmie, Redmond, Issaquah, Bremerton, JBLM/Tacoma,
109: Bothell, Enumclaw, Auburn, Fall City, Silverdale, Lynnwood
108: Seattle, Kent, Tukwila, Burien, Sumner, Marysville, Arlington
107: Black Diamond, Kenmore, Duvall, Poulsbo, Snohomish, Mountlake Terrace, Sedro-Wooley
106: Mercer Island, Index, Bainbridge Island, Graham, University Place, Everett
105: Shoreline, Gig Harbor, Lake Stevens, Monroe
104: Port Orchard
103: Vashon Isl.
102: Federal Way, Des Moines
100: Edmonds, Mukilteo