Lions & lambs aside: it wasn’t just you: those warm days of March were above average.
Philadelphia had an average temperature of 47.8°F, which was 4.2° above average, according to Climate Central. There were 2.09 inches of precipitation, which was 53% of the normal amount.
Since 1970, Philadelphia Marches are getting warmer to a tune of 2.9°F.
There ain’t no stopping climate change: NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center suggests that April will be above average.
Cover photo by Dan Mall on Unsplash
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