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Looking back at Madison’s hottest day on record: July 14, 1936

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The city’s hottest day ever came amid the Great Depression, as part of a devastating heat wave that killed thousands in the Midwest and destroyed crops.

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Looking back at Madison’s hottest day on record: July 14, 1936

The city’s hottest day ever came amid the Great Depression, as part of a devastating heat wave that killed thousands in the Midwest and destroyed crops.

·Madison, United States
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Wisconsin State Journal broke the news in Madison, United States on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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