New York City is sweltering in the midst of a historic heatwave, as the city's mercury soared to a scorching 90 degrees, shattering an 85-year-old record. The sweltering temperatures have left residents and visitors alike seeking relief from the blistering heat, with many taking to social media to complain about the unbearable conditions. The previous record, set in 1937, was a testament to the city's notorious summers, but this latest heatwave is a stark reminder of the impact of climate change on urban areas. As the city's residents and authorities scramble to cope with the extreme weather, many are left wondering if this is a taste of things to come in the face of a rapidly warming planet.
NYC shatters 85-year-old record for hottest day as temps reach 90 degrees New York Post
