Published Aug 23, 2010
Record-breaking heat welcomed students as they set off for their first day of classes.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday's temperature reached a high of 107 degrees, the hottest day of the year in North Texas.
High temperatures were in the triple digits for 23 out of the past 24 days in the Fort Worth area, according to the weather service. The average temperature for this time of year usually stays in the mid 90s.
Junior engineering major Dawson Brown said he did not enjoy the heat.