Heatwave to roast NYC with 100-degree real-feel temps — here’s when the humidity sets in
Metro Heatwave to roast NYC with 100-degree real-feel temps — here’s when the humidity sets in By Anthony Blair Published July 13, 2026, 5:13 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Another potentially deadly heatwave will envelop the northeast this week, with temperatures set to feel like 100 degrees — though it’ll feel less intense than the one that baked the area earlier this month. Temperatures in the Big Apple will peak Wednesday at 96 degrees, although the feel-like temperature will top 100 degrees.
- ▪Metro Heatwave to roast NYC with 100-degree real-feel temps — here’s when the humidity sets in By Anthony Blair Published July 13, 2026, 5:13 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Another potentially deadly heatwave will envelop the northeast this week, with temperatures set to feel like 100 degrees — though it’ll feel less intense than the one that baked the area earlier this month.
- ▪Temperatures in the Big Apple will peak Wednesday at 96 degrees, although the feel-like temperature will top 100 degrees.
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