Heat wave breaks records all over Ga.

UNDATED - A scorching heat wave has broken temperature records in at a number of Georgia cities.

The National Weather Service reported Sunday that temperatures reached 105 degrees in Atlanta, breaking a record of 99 degrees set in 1954. It was even hotter in Athens, where the thermometers reached 108 degrees, beating a record set in 1927 by five degrees. Records also were broken in Macon and Columbus, according to the National Weather Service.

Unofficially, Gainesville broke a record Sunday with a high of 104; the previous record was 100 in 1954. Saturday, Gainesville recorded a record high of 102.

Check back for updated temperatures from other cities in the region.