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Publication Date February 21, 2018 | CBS Local

NYC Hits Record High Temperatures As Many Take Advantage Of Warm Weather

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Image: CBS Local
Image: CBS Local

New York City hit record highs Wednesday, with temperatures stretching into the 70s.

By noon Wednesday, it was 72 degrees in the city, breaking the old record of 68 that was set back in 1930.

 

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