What Happened
New York City experienced a severe heatwave, with temperatures in Central Park reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit. This milestone marks the hottest day in the city in nearly 14 years, and the first time it has hit 100 degrees in over a decade.
The extreme heat has raised concerns about the conditions in various public spaces. One report specifically measured temperatures within NYC subway stations during the heatwave, describing them as akin to 'Dante's Inferno'.
Key Facts
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New York City experienced a heatwave.
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Central Park reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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This is the hottest day in NYC in nearly 14 years.
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It is the first time NYC has hit 100 degrees in over a decade.
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Temperatures in NYC subway stations were recorded during the heatwave.