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RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLEVELAND OH
1135 AM EST WED JAN 2 2012

THE YEAR 2012 WAS WARM AND RECORDS FOR ANNUAL WARMTH WERE SET OVER
NORTHERN OHIO AND NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA...

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN AKRON-CANTON WAS 53.7 DEGREES. THIS MAKES
2012 THE WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD AND REPLACES THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF
53.5 DEGREES SET IN 1931.

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN CLEVELAND WAS 54 DEGREES. THIS MAKES 2012
THE WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD AND REPLACES THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF 53.5
SET IN 1998.

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN ERIE PENNSYLVANIA WAS 53 DEGREES. THIS
MAKES 2012 THE SECOND WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD. THE RECORD IS 53.1 SET
IN 1998.

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN MANSFIELD WAS 52.9 DEGREES. THIS TIES
2012 FOR THE SECOND WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD. 1973 ALSO HAD AN AVERAGE
TEMPERATURE OF 52.9 DEGREES. THE RECORD IS 53.4 SET IN 1921.

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN TOLEDO WAS 53 DEGREES. THIS MAKES 2012
THE FOURTH WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD. THE RECORD IS 53.6 SET IN 1921.

THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE IN YOUNGSTOWN WAS 52.2 DEGREES. THIS MAKES
2012 THE SIXTH WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD. THE RECORD IS 54.2 SET IN
1931.

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