New York City’s summer is set to stretch even further, as officials announce that the city’s beaches will remain open for swimming until the end of September. The extended season means residents and visitors can enjoy the Atlantic coast and popular spots like Coney Island and Rockaway for longer, though they’ll need to stay alert for changing weather and beach conditions. City planners say the decision reflects warmer temperatures and higher demand for outdoor recreation, while also encouraging safe practices such as checking tide schedules and following local advisories. The move is part of a broader effort to keep the city’s waterfront vibrant and accessible well into the fall.
NYC’s already extra-long summer will continue with beaches staying open for swimming until this date Time Out Worldwide
