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As warm temperatures extend into autumn, some New Yorkers interested in stretching their summers as long as possible are making last-minute plans for weekend jaunts out of the city. In what a meteorologist with the National Weather Service described as a “remarkable” weather pattern affecting the mid-Atlantic and southern New England region, temperatures are expected to reach the 80s this weekend and may not cool off until the middle of next week.
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|As warm temperatures extend into autumn, some New Yorkers interested in stretching their summers as long as possible are making last-minute plans for weekend jaunts out of the city. In what a meteorologist with the National Weather Service described as a “remarkable” weather pattern affecting the mid-Atlantic and southern New England region, temperatures are expected to reach the 80s this weekend and may not cool off until the middle of next week.
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