Kahului just logged 6.45 inches of rain on a single March day, smashing every previous record for the date and serving as a reminder that Hawaii doesn't do anything halfway. Meanwhile, the Desert Southwest is cooking — Gilbert hit 90°, Tucson reached 88°, and Ciudad Juárez climbed to 85°, all blowing past records that had stood since 1955. Los Angeles finally cracked 80° for the first time this year, though showing up a full month late to its own party.

1. Kahului, HI: Today's 5.54" of rain makes this the wettest March 14 on record
2. Kahului, HI: Today's 5.54" of rain makes this the wettest March 14 on record
3. Gilbert, AZ: Today's high of 90° would set a new record for March 14 (old record: 83° in 1955)
4. Mililani Town, HI: Today's 1.56" of rain makes this the wettest March 14 on record
5. Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico: Today's high of 98° would set a new record for March 14 (old record: 95° in 1934)
6. Surprise, AZ: Today's high of 90° would set a new record for March 14 (old record: 85° in 1961)
7. Thornton, CO: This is the warmest start to any March on record (avg high: 65° through the 14th)
8. Broomfield, CO: This is the warmest start to any March on record (avg high: 65° through the 14th)
9. Lake Butler, FL: This is the warmest start to any March on record (avg high: 88° through the 14th)
10. Los Angeles, CA: First 80°+ day of 2026 — 30 days later than average