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March 26th 2017 saw five provinces in Norway (incl Oslo and Telemark) record highs of at least 20°C / 68°F. This is the earliest date this has happened. The old record was March 27th in 2012. Before 2012, 20°C had never been recorded in March in Norway.
Another one: In January 2016, Ålesund Airport Vigra recorded both an all-time record low (-11.9°C) for any month, and an all-time record high for the month of January. Another station, Oppdal, did the same in January 2016.
Was looking at February for Paris-Montsouris, spotted a large back to back difference:
Feb 2, 1956: -8.3/-14.7°C
Feb 2, 1957: 19.0/10.7°C
Surrounding years make it look like Washington, DC or something.
Feb 2, 1953: 5.7/1.1°C
Feb 2, 1954: -7.0/-12.9°C
Feb 2, 1955: 7.6/5.4°C
Feb 2, 1956: -8.3/-14.7°C
Feb 2, 1957: 19.0/10.7°C
Feb 2, 1958: 0.2/-3.2°C
With 9.61", this March-April was the second wetter on record behind only 1873.
With 12.78", this is already the 5th wettest spring (March-May) on record with 21 days to go. Only 1873, 2011, 1943 and 1974 were wetter.
With 25.46", this was the 9th wettest October-April. That was after the 19th driest April-October and the worst level of drought in Ontoe County this century.
Miami's average low in January 1937 was 72.6 F (22.6 C). Miami's average low in July 1937 was 71.6 F (22.0 C).
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