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DC weather history for June 30

A prolonged 1901 heat wave built toward early July extremes, with multiple days near or above 100 degrees.

On this date in 1901, the temperature soared to 98 degrees — the fourth day in an 10-day streak with highs of at least 90. The next day, July 1, it hit 102 degrees, a calendar-day record. The following day, July 2, it reached 100 — 1 degree shy of a record. The heat wave ended on July 7, when the high was 88.

Here are other notables from this day:

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