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Washington, D.C. has a humid subtropical climate with hot, muggy summers and mild but chilly winters. Summers (June to September) are hot and sticky, often 30-34°C with oppressive humidity and frequent afternoon thunderstorms, and the city occasionally feels the remnants of tropical storms in late summer. Winters (December to February) are cool to cold, around 0-8°C, with a few light snow events, while spring is famous for its cherry blossoms.
Very. From June to September highs are usually 30-34°C, but high humidity can push the heat index above 38°C, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms.
Yes, but not heavily. Each winter typically brings a few light snowfalls from December to February, with totals varying widely from year to year.
The cherry blossoms usually peak from late March to early April, the city's most scenic and busiest time of year.
Occasionally. In late summer and early autumn (August-October), the remnants of tropical storms can bring heavy rain and gusty winds to the area.
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