Yep, and 73 in Penticton, BC which tied the Canadian monthly record. Of course they would have a high of 2 later that month, so a 71 degree spread between their highest and lowest max.
Some other big Nino years there!
Also makes you realize that we're likely living on borrowed time when it comes to some of our winter warm extremes and finally blowing past all of the benchmarks of 100 years ago, as other regions have done recently. And as other seasons have done here. It's only a matter of time before we see some historically unprecedented stuff in DJF.
The old station in downtown Port Angeles had a few close calls but never anything official. 30 in 2002-03 and 30 in 1999-00 was it.
Downtown Portland only bottomed out at 33 in the 1933-34 season, making it one of the only other examples that I can think of in the region.
They were playing like the '98 Yankees in August. Completely unsustainable and way above their heads when they have been a fairly average team for the better part of the season.