Hottest and Coldest Temperatures Ever in New York City on July 27

On July 27th, New York City experienced a range of temperatures, with the hottest recorded temperature being 100.9°F in 2005 and the coldest being 57.0°F in 1962. The average temperature for this date is 77.92°F, with an average high of 81.99°F and an average low of 73.85°F. In 2005, the same year of the highest recorded temperature, an interesting news item was the debut of YouTube, a popular video-sharing platform that quickly revolutionized how people consume and share content online.Temperature Graph for 07-27

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