We are pretty much getting the same thing you are getting. I came back from Harrisburg a few hours ago and my truck's thermometer read 94 F. Hopefully it starts cooling off. The late winter killed my hive last year. Fooled the queen into laying eggs. Instead of the bees clustering when it got cold, they continued to care for the eggs/brood. I believe Maryland reported the same thing with the majority of their lost hives and didn't attribute the losses to CCD. Kinda sad to see all those bees stuck in the cells, dead. It was a hive I pulled from a tree in my back yard. They had been living there for a few years, but the tree was rotten and had to come down. Was my best hive last year and that loss set back the growth of my bee yard, considerably.