 And today it could be two. Yesterday we hit 101 degrees in D.C. and today the humidity is higher. Today's record is 100. I think we could be near 100 degrees. That record back in 1988. 7 News First Alert meteorologist Brian Van de Graaff says the heat has led to code orange air quality levels, which means tough times for people in sensitive groups. This really stagnant hot air that's not moving around much, the pollutants can kind of gather around.