The City Just Saw Its Hottest Day Since 2012. Here’s How to Cool Off

New York warns of power shortages as electricity prices soar above $7,300

New York’s Central Park reached 99F (37C) Tuesday afternoon, setting a new record high for that date.

New York’s Central Park Hits 99F, Setting New Daily Record

New York’s Central Park reached 99F (37C) Tuesday afternoon, with blistering heat searing down as voters headed to the polls for the city’s mayoral primary race. The high temperatures are straining power grids and leading to calls for energy conservation.

The city just saw its hottest day since 2012. Here’s how to cool off

New York City recorded its hottest day since 2012 on Tuesday, with temperatures climbing to 99 degrees in Central Park and at LaGuardia Airport.

Central Park hit 99 degrees, hottest it has been since 2012 and breaking 1800s record

Record heat is being recorded across the region thanks to the heat wave. Maps show who is getting hit the hardest.

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Voters were undeterred by the soaring mercury Tuesday.

Central Park hit hottest temperature since 2012

New York City recorded its hottest day in more than a decade on Tuesday, with temperatures in Central Park hitting 99 degrees for the first time since 2012. According to the New York Times, the thermometer at Belvedere Castle—the park’s official weather station—reached the mark just before 1:30 p.m., marking the hottest temperature reading since July 18, 2012. The last time Central Park came close was June 30, 2021, when it hit 98 degrees. Bryan…