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Dec
85°F 29°C
72°F 22°C
Jan
84°F 28°C
71°F 21°C
Feb
85°F 29°C
72°F 22°C
Mar
86°F 30°C
73°F 22°C
Apr
87°F 30°C
75°F 23°C
May
88°F 31°C
76°F 24°C
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71°F 21°C
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91°F 32°C
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