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For the only time on a November day in the period of record, the temperature hit single digits on this date in 1875.
The official Philadelphia low was 8, the highlight of a cold snap that featured readings more characteristic of the dead of a cold winter.
On subsequent days, the temperature fell to 11, 11 and 19 respectively.
While December got off to a frigid start that year, around the solstice three weeks later, the temperatures got up in into the 60s.
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Tony Wood has been writing about the atmosphere for The Inquirer for 26 years.
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