New York City heat to near record

Bloomberg

New York City will flirt with record heat on Wednesday when the temperature is set to reach 32 Celsius, just one degree shy of a level that’s only been hit five times on this date in 150 years. If the mercury reaches 90 on October 2, it will tie a record last felt in 1927.
The heat is being driven by a high pressure ridge across the eastern US, part of a see-saw effect that’s also seeing a winter storm and frigid cold race across the west. More than three feet of snow fell on Montana, where Governor Steve Bullock declared a winter storm emergency.
In New York, average high temperatures hover around 69 to 70 degrees for early October.

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