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Ohio: Temperature Extremes

Month	Maximum °F	Year	Place	Minimum °F	Year	Place
Jan.	79	1950	Chesapeake*	–37	1994	Logan
Feb.	81	1930	Middleport	–39	1899	Milligan
March	96	1907	Portsmouth	–21	1984	Fredericktown
April	97	1925	Portsmouth	–4	1982	Dorset
May	102	1914	Brilliant	17	1968	Toledo Sewage
June	108	1934	Germantown	27	1972	Danville
July	113	1934	Gallipolis	34	1988	Cardwell
Aug.	111	1947	Napoleon	27	1982	Canfield*
Sept.	107	1953	Philo	23	1928	Peebles
Oct.	99	1884	Ironton	8	1895	Coalton
Nov.	89	1938	Gallipolis	–17	1958	Mansfield
Dec.	80	1982	Chillicothe*	–32	1884	Wauseon

*Also on earlier dates at the same time or other places.

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