what is the amount of temperature difference, from the warmest spot and the coolest spot in washington
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On a hot day in Washington, D.C., for example, temperatures varied nearly 17 degrees F between the warmest spot and the coolest.
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The amount of temperature difference between the hottest and the coldest spot of Washington is 17 degree F.
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The largest temperature difference are usually found in the coastal zones of Washington while compared with that of other regions. This fourteen degree F difference in temperature is usually seen in the places of Washington which are experiencing the hottest climate.
The hottest parts of Washington are more when compared with that of the coldest parts and hence in overall, one can say that Washington is a place which experiences a greater temperature difference.
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