The average high temperature in Cleveland from March 20 through April 6 was 60.9 degrees.
That's the highest average temperature for this time period since 1946, when it was 62.3 degrees. And it's the fifth highest over the last 111 years, based on National Weather Service Records.
There have been four 80-degree days, the most since at least 1900. And the seven 70-degree or better days this spring was topped only by eight during the same time period in 1945 and 1921.
Here's how this year's start to spring stacks up to others since 1900.
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Source: National Weather Service
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