Wisconsin high temperatures: Heat advisory Tuesday, July 14

MILWAUKEE - The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for all of southeast Wisconsin. Many communities saw triple-digit heat and heat indices on Tuesday, July 14. 

By the numbers:

These were the top 20 high temperatures across Wisconsin:

These were the high temperatures in southeast Wisconsin, organized by county:

Milwaukee County

• West Allis – 104°F
• Milwaukee (Mitchell Airport) – 99°F
• South Milwaukee – 98°F 

Waukesha County

• Eagle – 98°F
• New Berlin – 98°F
• Brookfield – 97°F (tie with Waukesha Airport)

Washington County

• Richfield – 98°F
• West Bend Airport – 95°F
• Slinger – 93°F

Ozaukee County

• Grafton – 97°F
• Saukville – 97°F

Racine County

• Union Grove – 98°F
• Racine Airport – 97°F
• Rochester – 97°F (tie with Yorkville)

Walworth County

• Delavan – 97°F
• East Troy Airport – 95°F
• Pell Lake – 95°F

Sheboygan County

• Oostburg – 96°F
• Sheboygan Airport – 96°F
• Plymouth – 95°F

Kenosha County

• Bristol – 96°F
• Kenosha Airport – 96°F 

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Dig deeper:

The FOX6 Weather Experts don't just provide a forecast, they explain what it means for you. Here's a look at some topics you may find helpful during this week's heat advisory.

• Hot and humid forecast, why your body can overheat
• Sun angle and impacts on your skin
• Heat advisory: Why odors get worse when it's hot

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