Boston officially hit the 100-degree mark just before 12:30 p.m., tying the city's record for warmest day ever recorded in June. Just a few hours later, Logan Airport reached 101 degrees, breaking the June record. The all-time temperature record for Boston is 104 degrees, which was achieved on July 4, 1911.

Tuesday was sweltering in Boston, with actual temperatures reaching the triple digits and breaking records across Massachusetts. It was the third consecutive day that hit 90 degrees, marking an official heat wave that will continue for inland areas tomorrow.