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NYC Heatwave: Extreme Temperatures and Potential Flooding Ahead

CBS New YorkAugust 5, 20252 min6,800 views
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Intense Heatwave Grips NYC

  • 🌡️ Extreme heat is intensifying in NYC, with temperatures expected to reach the upper 90s and feel like triple digits due to high humidity.
  • ⚠️ Yesterday's high of 94°F will be surpassed today, with temperatures turning up a notch to 97°F to make the heatwave official.
  • 💧 Those working outdoors are strongly advised to drink water before feeling thirsty to combat the high heat.

Transition to Cooler Weather

  • 💨 A weather front is expected to bring a break from the heat by the end of the week, potentially offering natural air conditioning.
  • 📉 Temperatures are predicted to drop significantly from the upper 90s to the upper 70s by the week's end.
  • ☀️ The start of August and the first weekend of August promise remarkable weather, with temperatures in the low 80s and sunshine.

Storms and Flooding Potential

  • ⛈️ While today may see a tiny, limited shower, tomorrow offers a better chance for storms, though they will remain isolated and spotty.
  • 🌧️ Confidence is growing for potential flooding rain by Friday, with models indicating the possibility of two to three inches of rain in some areas.
  • ⚠️ A First Weather Day has been issued for Thursday due to the potential for high impact and flooding, making it a day to get through before the cooler weather arrives.
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