Daily Dose May 31: Heat, Education, Attitude

>> A number worth nothing: 98. Monday we saw a record high temperature of 98 degrees in Baltimore. This ties the old record of 98 degrees set in 1991, according to Weather Underground.

>> Speaking of hot weather, get ready for another whopper today. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory from noon until 8 p.m. The temperatures Tuesday will be in the low 90s with a heat index (meaning it will feel like) of up to 105 degrees, according to Weather Underground.

>> Carroll County high school seniors are graduating this week—use Patch to give some kudos. Post an announcement and send the link to grandma. Think it can’t get better than a free, digital graduation announcement? Hold on! You can upload photos and/or video with the announcement. I know you want to post that lovely picture of your graduate when he was 2 and naked in the bathtub. Ok, you can post his senior picture too, or video of her making that winning soccer goal or playing the lead in her freshman year play.

>> Ever wish you knew more about what’s going on with education in Carroll County? Check out Carroll Educational Television. CETV-CH21 serves cable subscribers with educational and school-based programming for all educational institutions in the Carroll County Public School System. Watch recorded meetings as well as interviews/programming with Superintendent Steve Guthrie, administrators and students. You can also watch live by clicking here.

>> A huge congratulations goes out to the Central Maryland Attitude fourth-grade Black Team, which won the Maryland State Championship! The girls went 19-4 this season. Because the team won the state championship, it will head to Nationals in Orlando in July.