Summer solstice debut sizzles Northeast
Aney
Rodriguez (top), her sister Nena Rodriguez and friend Mariely
Rodriguez, not related, all of Gaithersburg, Md., cool off under the
fountains at Georgetown Waterfront Park, in Washington, on June 20.
Temperatures across the Northeast are expected to approach triple
digits.
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New June 20 records included: New York City's LaGuardia Airport at 98 degrees (previous record was 96 in 1953); JFK Airport at 94 degrees (topping 93 in 1955); and Newark, N.J., at 98 (topping 97 in 1953).
Temperatures were 10 to 20 degrees above average across the region and the humidity made it feel even hotter. -- msnbc.com
- Northeast starts summer with temps in the 90s
William
Smalls plays pool and George Williams wipes his head to keep cool at
the Kennedy Senior Center in Harlem, N.Y. on June 20. Set up by the
Office of Emergency Management in New York, the center serves as one of
many air-conditioned cooling centers located throughout the city to help
New Yorkers beat the heat as temperatures soar on the first day of
summer.
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A
kayaker make his way along the Mystic River as a sport watercraft
approaches in Medford, Mass. on June 20. Temperatures reached 95 degrees
in the greater Boston area along with high humidity on this summer
solstice.
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Steffanie
Roberts gets kisses from her dogs Pink and Bear at her home on June 20,
in Philadelphia. Temperatures climbed toward the high 90s along the
Eastern Seaboard as an unusually early hot spell heralded the official
start of summer.
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Four-year-old
Solaris Arias, of Providence, R.I. jumps through water spraying from an
open fire hydrant in Providence on June 20. Much of the state remained
under a heat advisory Tuesday afternoon because of the steamy air mass
that has moved into the region resulting in temperatures in the 90s.
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Manny
Valdez, 16 from Arizona, leaps into a sprinkler in Central Park while
Marley Henson, 16, also from Arizona, looks on in New York City, June
20, 2012. Valdez and Henson were part of a group of Rio Rico, Arizona
students returning from an exchange program in Germany. New Yorkers
tried to find ways to cope with the heat as temperatures soared on the
first day of summer.
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