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Period	Value	1901-2000 Mean	Anomaly	Rank (1895-2023)	Warmest/Coolest Since	Record
February 1895 1-Month	26.60°F (-3.00°C)	33.82°F (1.01°C)	-7.22°F (-4.01°C)	3rd Coolest	Coolest to Date	1936
February 1895 1-Month	26.60°F (-3.00°C)	33.82°F (1.01°C)	-7.22°F (-4.01°C)	127th Warmest	Warmest to Date	1954
Jan–Feb 1895 2-Month	26.65°F (-2.97°C)	31.97°F (-0.02°C)	-5.32°F (-2.95°C)	4th Coolest	Coolest to Date	1979
Jan–Feb 1895 2-Month	26.65°F (-2.97°C)	31.97°F (-0.02°C)	-5.32°F (-2.95°C)	126th Warmest	Warmest to Date	2017

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental information, Climate at a Glance: National Rankings, published March 2023, retrieved on March 29, 2023 from https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/national/rankings