This is no ordinary heat. All time records are within reach today, as this early season heat wave becomes official.

The thermometer at Boston Logan International Airport showed 102 degrees as of 5:23 p.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service’s Boston office. The 102-degree reading set the record for the hottest ever June temp in city history. It broke the previous 100-degree June days in 2021, 1952, and 1925.

In the midst of Boston's first heat wave of the season, many continued their regular routines - including working out.