CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dangerous heat and humidity continues for the Carolinas on Tuesday.

July is now officially the second-hottest in Charlotte's history, and the three days in a row at 101-102 degrees helped move the area up into that spot.

Saturday's high in the Queen City hit 101 degrees with a whopping 102 degrees on Sunday. In fact, it was a new record for July 26. The previous record was 100 degrees set back or tied in 1914, 1940 and 2005. Sunday's high didn't break a record, but it was within 1 degree with the current record of 103 degrees in tact.

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Through Tuesday, the Charlotte area will see highs between 96-100 degrees and feels-like readings between 105-110 degrees. The hottest part of the day will be mid to late afternoon, but it could feel like it is 100 degrees or more a

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