On the calendar, we will remind, on January, but on the past weekend in new York it was more like spring.
According to the National weather service, the temperature in Central Park on Saturday morning had reached 65 degrees, surpassing a record high of 63 degrees in 1975 (respectively +18 and +17 Celsius).
«Record high temperatures were set today in Central Park, LaGuardia, and Newark (new Jersey). Temperature as of 12:40 for these places accounted for 67, 66 and 69 degrees, respectively. This beats the record that was set in 1975,» wrote meteorologists on Twitter.
Record high temperatures have been set for today’s date at Central Park, LaGuardia, and Newark, NJ. The temperatures reached as of 12:40 pm for these respective locations are 67, 66, and 69. This breaks the records that were previously set back in 1975!
— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) January 11, 2020
Sunday, January 12, temperature in new York reached 66 degrees Fahrenheit (up 18.8 Celsius), but since the beginning of the new week on Big Apple more approaching cold front will bring a drop in temperature, heavy rains and possibly a thunderstorm.
Monday, January 13, in the North-East of the United States expected winds reaching 20 to 25 mph with gusts up to 50 mph. Warning of gusty squall works South-East of the state of new York, northeast new Jersey and southern Connecticut.
On Monday will begin a gradual temperature decrease. On this day in new York will be partly cloudy with the sun air will get warm to 49 degrees Fahrenheit (about 10 Celsius). The average temperature this week are expected to be 39-40 degrees Fahrenheit (about +5 Celsius).
