Temperatures will average four to six degrees warmer than normal, according to the Capital Weather Gang.

But the snowfall won’t amount to much accumulation.

At 66 degrees, it beats out the previous record high by 2 degrees.

Historically, it was a pretty warm summer.

You can blame the Gipper for many things, and we’ll include this on the list: he’s screwing with D.C.’s weather measurements. OK, so it’s not Ronald Reagan’s fault per se, but rather the fact that D.C.’s official weather station is located on the grounds of the airport that bears his name.

Whether global warming is to blame or not, 2011-2012 will go down as the third-warmest winter in D.C. history.

No, not like that — literally hot.

Seriously, going outside tomorrow is going to be rough — the National Weather Service has already installed a heat advisory between noon and 8 p.m. tomorrow, as the heat index could reach 105.