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<b>HOTTEST MONTHS:</B>

<b>Boston (1872-2003):</b>
1. July 1983 78.0°
2. July 1952 77.5°
3. July 1994 77.5°
4. July 1955 77.2°
5. July 1911 77.1°

<b>New York City (1869-2003):</b>
1. July 1999 81.4°
2. July 1955 80.9°
3. July 1952 80.3°
4. August 1980 80.3°
5. July 1993 80.2°

<b>Philadelphia (1825-2003):</b>
1. July 1994 82.1°
2. July 1995 81.5°
3. July 1868 81.4°
4. July 1955 81.4°
5. July 1993 81.4°

<b>Washington, DC (1871-2003):</b>
1. July 1993 83.1°
2. July 1999 83.0°
3. August 1980 82.8°
4. July 1987 82.6°
5. July 1980 82.3°

<B>HOTTEST SUMMERS:</B>

<b>Boston (1872-2003):</b>
1. 1949 74.1°
2. 1983 74.1°
3. 1994 73.9°
4. 1952 73.4°
5. 1984 73.3°

<b>New York City (1869-2003):</b>
1. 1966 77.3°
2. 1993 76.9°
3. 1983 76.9°
4. 1949 76.9°
5. 1999 76.7°

<b>Philadelphia (1825-2003):</b>
1. 1870 78.9°
2. 1995 78.5°
3. 1994 78.3°
4. 1993 78.2°
5. 1831 78.0°

<b>Washington, DC (1871-2003):</b>
1. 1980 80.0°
2. 1991 79.4°
3. 2002 79.4°
4. 1993 79.3°
5. 1987 79.2°

NOTE: The summer mean temperature is the mean temperature for the June through August period.