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DC is facing a scorching summer — here’s why

By Annabella Rosciglione
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Following last year’s brutally hot summer nationwide, Washington, D.C., is facing another hot summer this year. 

El Nino is a natural weather pattern marked by warmer-than-usual temperatures in the Pacific Ocean near the equator. The weather pattern can affect climates across the world.

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