If greenhouse gas emissions remain unchecked, Boston's average summer highs could rise by 9 degrees by 2100, according to Climate Central's "Future Summers" analysis. That would give us a climate more like South Florida, hotter, more humid, and more hazardous to public health.

Epic heat continues across the region with some areas set to see the all-time high temperatures from Boston to the Berkshires and across most of New England.

The combination of scorching temperatures and tropical-feeling air made it feel like it's up to 110 degrees in some parts of the state.