If you hadn’t already stepped outside to experience it for yourself, trust us when we say it’s a hot one.
Call it one last blast of record warmth before November’s big comeback. Temps climbed quickly Monday morning, with many of us feeling the 70s by 9 a.m.
Within another three hours, previous record highs were surpassed at JFK Airport, Newark Airport, and Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Newark’s past high for Nov. 7 was set back in 1938 — the same for Central Park, which could also break its 78-degree record Monday.
Monday follows a series of warmer than usual days for the area. Runners especially felt the heat and humidity on Sunday during the annual NYC Marathon.
Storm Team 4 says Election Day will be a dry, chilly one for us, but it’s really just a return to average. Temps start the climb back up by the end of the week.
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