Pacific Northwest Triple-Digit Heat Breaks Daily Records Excessive Heat in Southwest, Also

For previous record temperature posts, see:
Record Heat
Record Cold

9 pm PDT Update: The National Weather Service reports several high temperature records for July 27 were broken or tied in Oregon and Washington:

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 90 DEGREES WAS SET AT SEATTLE WA WFO   
TODAY. THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 90 SET IN 1996.  

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 88 DEGREES WAS SET AT QUILLAYUTE WA   
AIRPORT TODAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 86 SET IN 1998.  

..NEW RECORDS FOR JULY 27  
  
LOCATION             NEW RECORD    OLD RECORD     
====================================================   
VANCOUVER               103        100 (SET IN 1998)  
PORTLAND AIRPORT        103        102 (SET IN 1958)   
TROUTDALE               103        102 (SET IN 1988)  
  
..OTHER HIGH TEMPERATURES NEAR RECORDS TODAY  
  
LOCATION             HIGH TODAY    EXISTING RECORD  
                     AS OF 7 PM     
====================================================  
SALEM                   103        104 (SET IN 1958)  
HILLSBORO               103        105 (SET IN 1998)  
MCMINNVILLE             103        105 (SET IN 1958)  
PORTLAND DOWNTOWN       102        104 (SET IN 1958)  
EUGENE                  102        105 (SET IN 1998)  
HOOD RIVER              100        103 (SET IN 1998)

..NEW RECORD HIGH MINIMUM TEMPERATURES FOR JULY 27  
    
LOCATION             NEW RECORD    OLD RECORD     
====================================================   
SALEM                    70        68 (SET IN 1899)  
TROUTDALE                64        62 (SET IN 1998)  
EUGENE                   61*       61 (SET IN 1998)  
  
*TIED RECORD  

Original post:
A record high minimum of 61° was already set this morning in Olympia, Washington; the old record was 60° in 1998. Washington state high temperature reports have not yet been posted.

Other highs in the region (daily records in parentheses) were:

Oregon
Eugene    102 (105)
Salem     102 (104)
Hillsboro  94 (105)
Medford   105 (106)
Roseburg  104 (107)

Northern California
Redding   107 (110)
Ukiah     105 (111)
Mt. Shasta 96  (97) 

Excessive heat was also reported in the Southwest, where Phoenix reported a high of 114°, which was 4° below the 1995 record. The high at Yuma was 115°, 3° below the 1998 record.