Step outside and it won't feel like Cleveland in February.
Cleveland reached a high of 70 degrees just before noon on Tuesday. That means the record, previously set at 69 degrees in 1930, has been broken.
And it's going to continue getting warmer! The forecast high expected today is 74 degrees.
Those who are out west in places like Phoenix and Las Vegas are experiencing colder temperatures in the 30s and 40s, likely causing them to feel a wave of jealousy towards Clevelanders.
LOOK AT THIS! #OHWx pic.twitter.com/8kgbemmcDV
— Janessa Webb (@JanessaWebb) February 20, 2018
The Cleveland Indians, who are training in Goodyear, even poked fun at how the temperatures flip-flopped.
well, well, well. How the turntables... pic.twitter.com/KafDKaWpTJ
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) February 20, 2018
The warmest day ever recorded in February in Cleveland was on February 24, 2017, when temperatures reached 77 degrees.
