NYC Central Park Breaks Record: Longest 95°F Heat Wave in History
NYC Central Park set a new record with 12 consecutive days above 95°F in July 2024. Analysis of the heat wave’s impact, causes, and what it means for cities.
NYC Central Park set a new record with 12 consecutive days above 95°F in July 2024. Analysis of the heat wave’s impact, causes, and what it means for cities.
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