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DC weather history for February 25

An extraordinary warm spell in 1930 pushed temperatures to record levels, delivering the warmest February day ever observed so early in the year.

On this date in 1930, the temperature soared to a February record of 84 degrees, the warmest day observed so early in the year. The toasty day came amid an exceptional stretch of warmth that began Feb. 19 and ended Feb. 26 — highs surpassed 70 four times and were 66 degrees or higher on all but one day.

Here are other notables for the day:

Feb 24 Full calendar Feb 26
Jason Samenow

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