A meteorologist is questioning whether the summer of 2026 was truly the hottest on record in the United States, according to a Sept. 11, 2026, report published by Climate Depot [1]. The claim follows statements from federal agencies that the summer set a national heat record, a conclusion that has been reported by major news outlets including CBS News, CNN, and USA Today [1]. The question centers on temperature data, methodology, and whether the records reflect broad climate trends or localized conditions, the report stated [1]. The meteorologist, whose name was not disclosed in the report, said the record claim…
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