Hottest and Coldest Temperatures Ever in New York City on August 06

On August 6th, New York City experienced varied weather conditions throughout history. In 2001, temperatures soared to a scorching 97.0°F, marking the hottest recorded temperature for this date. Conversely, in 1951, the city felt a chill as temperatures dropped to a frigid 57.0°F, making it the coldest recorded temperature. On average, New Yorkers can expect a pleasant temperature of 76.76°F on this day, with a high of 80.30°F and a low of 73.22°F. In 1951, amidst the cold snap, an interesting news item unfolded - J.D. Salinger's iconic novel "The Catcher in the Rye" was published, gaining acclaim and becoming a touchstone of American literature.