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It really depends. I know that last year we hit 70 in early April when the average Seattle high temp in April is 60ish. In May round Mother's day, we had a pesudo heatwave. Come summertime, we were experiencing a strange humidity after 6PM which forced the temp to soar and gave it a heat index of sorts not to mention, 90+ degree temps in August (first in 2 years).

By the same token, four years ago, we had 70-80 degree temps in April. The result, a lengthy heat wave that commenced just after Memorial Day weekend.

This year, we hit 69 on 3/31 and 4/24, and 71 on 4/25. Now they're forecasting high pressure for the first weekend of May. My guess is I'll have to wait and see.

Hopefully I won't be digging out short sleeves and shorts this early.

PS (NEVER use WeatherUnderground. It's not accurate IMHO)

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