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

On November 27th, New York City experienced a variety of temperatures throughout its history. The hottest temperature ever recorded was 66.9°F in 1959, while the coldest temperature ever recorded reached 21.9°F in 1951. On average, the temperature for this date stands at 44.90°F, with a high temperature averaging at 50.89°F and a low temperature at 38.90°F. In the year 1959, the same year of the record high temperature, an interesting news item was the opening of the Guggenheim Museum in New York City, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright and showcasing innovative art exhibitions.