Sentence examples for earliest ever recorded from inspiring English sources

The heat wave has been particularly unrelenting in Wichita, Kan., where the temperature first hit 100 this year on May 9, the earliest ever recorded.

The piles of case studies, session reports, and letters describing personal experiences in his archive are among the earliest ever recorded in such a fashion, and will offer scholars a unique perspective on the subject.

Rivers broke up earlier than ever recorded in Siberia.

The study even found evidence that the Neanderthals had been exposed to lead — the earliest such exposure ever recorded in any human ancestor.

Emily then briefly reached Category 5 intensity the earliest such storm ever recorded in the Atlantic.

This earliest powerful hurricane ever recorded in the region caused an estimated US$5 9 billion in damage.

When Allen reached Category 5 intensity on August 5, it became the earliest Category 5 storm ever recorded.

It was also the earliest Category 5 hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic basin (beating Hurricane Allen's old record by nearly three weeks) and the only Category 5 hurricane ever recorded before August.

That marks the earliest 70-degree Fahrenheit day ever recorded in Alaska," wrote Earther's Brian Kahn.

That included a record 91 degrees in Eagle in May, the "hottest temperature ever recorded so early in the calendar year in our 49th state," per our own Capital Weather Gang.

And the Heat Goes On: temperatures in the 90s and 100s soared throughout the northeast US last week, reported the Associated Press at the Washington Post, while Hurricane Chris, a zombie hurricane created over waters much colder than thought needed for such storms, became the earliest, most northerly storm to form ever recorded, reports AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydyowski.