Even though we’re now immersed in midwinter-like cold, last month was the warmest November on record in the D.C. area — largely because of a spate of summerlike days early in the month.
Dec. 3 isn’t the anniversary of any memorable D.C. weather events, but in 2012, the temperature climbed to a record high of 71 degrees.
That abnormally warm day was one of many that year — which turned out to be the District’s warmest year on record.
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The D.C had its warmest November on record last month, despite the fact that we are currently experiencing midwinter-like temperatures. area — mostly as a result of a wave of warm days that began the month.
2024 became the warmest year on record for the District thanks to the warmth of November.
It hit 80 degrees or higher three times in the first week of November, including 84 degrees on Nov. 7. The warmest last-month temperature ever recorded.
This is taken from a longer story.
Dec. There are no noteworthy D.C anniversaries on 3. In 2012, however, the temperature reached a record high of 71 degrees. It was the warmest year on record for the District, and that unusually warm day was just one of many that year. This year and 2012 are tied for first place among DdotC. ‘s warmest years, and if this cold trend breaks and mild weather returns for the second half of December, it may even surpass 2012.
Also noteworthy for today are the following.
Highest average: 52.
37 is the average low.
Highest point ever: 71 (2012).
Lowest recorded: 15 (1976).
Precipitation record: 1 point 83 inches in 1991.
Snowfall maximum: 1 0 inches (1907).
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