Hottest and Coldest Temperatures Ever in Washington DC on March 16

On March 16 in Washington D.C., the weather historically has varied between extremes. The hottest temperature on record was a scorching 81.0°F in 1990, while the coldest temperature dipped down to 21.0°F in 1992. This date typically sees an average temperature of 45.83°F, with a high of 52.73°F and a low of 38.93°F. In 1990, amidst these temperature fluctuations, an interesting news item emerged when The National Gallery of Art welcomed its 10 millionth visitor, marking a significant milestone in its history.