Dangerous heat drives Red Alert forecast in NYC and beyond
The Tri-State Area is dealing with dangerous and excessive heat, high humidity and air quality concerns this week.
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The Tri-State Area is dealing with dangerous and excessive heat, high humidity and air quality concerns this week.
As a result of higher temperatures and humidity levels, air quality suffers greatly in New York City during summer.
New York and New Jersey are bracing for the first heat wave of the season this week, along with today's air quality alert.
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The Tri-State Area's first heat wave of the season is likely during the upcoming week.
Expect a very pleasant Father's Day with bright skies, low humidity and temps in the upper 70s. A heat wave is likely in the days ahead.
Strong to severe thunderstorms moved into the New York area late Friday afternoon.
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Sunday afternoon will shape up nicely once the rain clears!
Saturday's breeze will simmer down as clouds start to increase in New York City overnight.
Friday looks to be a very nice day. A stray shower is possible, but mainly to the north of the city.
Morning showers will be followed by partly sunny skies on Monday.
Saturday was another stunning day, and Sunday looks pretty decent as well.
