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New York City to Reach 97 Degrees Tuesday Under Heat Advisory
Temperatures in New York City are forecast to hit 97 degrees on Tuesday before dropping sharply later in the week. A heat advisory has been issued and cooling centers will open across the city.
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New York City is expected to reach a high of 97 degrees on Tuesday under a heat advisory. 3 degrees. Tuesday's forecast is approaching the record high of 99 degrees set in 1962 for the same date.
AccuWeather projects a high of 92 degrees and low of 58 degrees on Wednesday. Temperatures are then expected to fall to a high of 66 degrees and low of 53 degrees on Thursday. Cooling centers will be open throughout the city. NYC Emergency Management has activated its heat emergency plan.
Saturday is forecast to bring a high of 56 degrees and periods of rain. Sunday is expected to reach 62 degrees with rain continuing. Monday is projected to have a high of 67 degrees under cloudy skies with possible showers.
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