Hottest and Coldest Temperatures Ever in New York City on June 17

On June 17th in New York City, the weather has seen extremes over the years. In 1952, the city experienced its hottest temperature on this date, reaching a scorching 98.1°F. Conversely, in 1950, it recorded its coldest temperature, dipping down to 52.0°F. However, the average temperature for June 17th is 72.16°F, with the average high being 77.83°F and the average low at 66.49°F. As an interesting news item from those years, in 1950, an exhibition of Pablo Picasso's art at the MoMA in New York City drew immense crowds and marked a significant moment in American recognition of contemporary modern art.