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Topeka’s Historic Heat Wave Peaks | Topeka News
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Topeka’s sweltering heat wave shows no signs of breaking, with eleven straight days hitting 99 degrees and a record-breaking 103 on September 8 — making it feel like 107 with humidity. Seven people sought medical care for heat-related issues between Sept. 4-7, and four more were treated in August, though no deaths have been reported. The extreme temps even halted a Washburn football game on Sept. 5, which ended in a tie when officials deemed conditions unsafe. This September is already among the hottest on record, with an average temp of 86.4°F — far above the previous record of 77.6°F set in 1931. But relief is on the way: a cool front is expected this weekend, bringing highs in the mid-80s and possible rain to finally break the heat.
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