# Roseburg hits 74, records fall from Oregon to Puerto Rico Tuesday

Published November 11, 2026, 6:46 AM ET · Updated November 11, 2026, 9:01 AM ET  
By Ryan Hall, Y'all  
Written by our automated news desk from National Weather Service data.

Roseburg, Oregon, hit 74 degrees on Tuesday, Nov. 10, beating the old record for the date of 68 by 6 degrees. Bellingham, Hilo and San Juan also set record highs, Salem tied one, Key West tied a record warm low, and Victoria, Texas, broke a daily rain record with 1.62 inches. Several of the reports are preliminary, so numbers could change.

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## Key points

- **Pacific Northwest:** Bellingham hit 64, breaking the old record of 63 (reached in 1981, 1987 and 2016). Salem reached 66, tying the record set in 1990.
- **Hawaii:** Hilo hit 88, breaking 87 from 1965 and 2019.
- **Puerto Rico:** San Juan reached 92, breaking 91 from 2019.
- **Florida:** Key West only fell to 80, tying its warmest low for the date in records going back to 1872.
- **Texas:** Victoria picked up 1.62 inches of rain, breaking the 1.10 inches from 1957.
- **Still preliminary:** The Salem, Hilo and Key West reports are preliminary, so those numbers could change.

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Record highs fell Tuesday, Nov. 10, in Roseburg, Oregon (74 degrees), Bellingham, Washington (64), Hilo, Hawaii (88), and San Juan, Puerto Rico (92), while Salem, Oregon, tied its record at 66. Roseburg's 74 broke the old record of 68 from 2001 by 6 degrees, a big margin for a daily record; Key West, Florida, tied a record warm low at 80, and Victoria, Texas, broke a daily rain record with 1.62 inches.

For today's Level 1 of 5 storm risk across parts of eastern Illinois, Indiana, western and central Kentucky, and middle Tennessee, see our [severe outlook](/severe), and for every live alert, our [warnings page](/warnings).

## The numbers

### Tuesday, Nov. 10 records versus the old marks

| City | Tuesday | Old record |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Roseburg, OR (high) | 74 F | 68 F, 2001 |
| Bellingham, WA (high) | 64 F | 63 F, 1981, 1987 and 2016 |
| Salem, OR (high) | 66 F | 66 F, 1990 (tie) |
| Hilo, HI (high) | 88 F | 87 F, 1965 and 2019 |
| San Juan, PR (high) | 92 F | 91 F, 2019 |
| Key West, FL (low) | 80 F | 80 F, most recently 2023 (tie) |
| Victoria, TX (rain) | 1.62 in | 1.10 in, 1957 |

Source: NWS Record Event Reports

More on: [Weather records, November 2026](https://ryanhallyall.com/news/topic/records-november-2026)

Places in this story: Key West, FL; Roseburg, OR; Victoria, TX; Salem, OR; Hilo, HI

## Sources

- NWS Medford Record Event Report (RER), api.weather.gov product bee6e055-fab1-436d-93a1-e4ad6ce4b2c1 (same-day report acad2a5a-56b0-4de9-b4ab-3ce9af1c8eeb), National Weather Service, issued November 11, 2026, 3:40 AM ET
- NWS Seattle RER, api.weather.gov product 2f1b570e-3788-4541-8795-15020474db99, National Weather Service, issued November 11, 2026, 4:30 AM ET
- NWS Seattle daily climate report CLIBLI (via IEM AFOS archive, mesonet.agron.iastate.edu), National Weather Service
- NWS Portland RER, api.weather.gov product fe4c22f4-40fa-4b27-9b49-90913f9e1390, National Weather Service, issued November 10, 2026, 10:01 PM ET
- NWS Honolulu RER, api.weather.gov product 6c844909-9ac2-4061-bb9c-a0c63c09c080, National Weather Service, issued November 10, 2026, 9:49 PM ET
- NWS San Juan RER, api.weather.gov products b26ee562-48cf-46c4-a628-26aa8dd88823 and 3018c1e6-c8b7-4d4d-999a-7d933a202c7a, National Weather Service, issued November 11, 2026, 4:08 AM ET
- [NOAA Regional Climate Centers ACIS station records](https://www.rcc-acis.org/), NOAA Regional Climate Centers (ACIS)
- NWS Corpus Christi RER, api.weather.gov product 0d1854ee-1411-4d56-8623-12ce7ce7ca59, National Weather Service, issued November 11, 2026, 1:45 AM ET

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