Massive Heat Wave Could Bring Record Temps To New York

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Massive Heat Wave Could Bring Record Temps To New York

Shawdesh Desk:

It is going to be warm, really warm across New York over the next couple of days.

In fact, we could see some new daily record high temperatures across the state.

The current record for today in Buffalo is 90 degrees which was set back in 2021. The record for tomorrow (May 21st) is 90 degrees as well.

We will have a chance to tie or break that record. In Central New York, we are looking at upper 80s and 90s across the region.

Binghamton’s record high is 89 and in Iticha it is 93 degrees. We will get close to both of those highs today.

New York State’s Top 5 Hottest Days

Here is a look at the Top 5 Hottest temperatures recorded in New York State.

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104 Degrees – This high temperature was recorded in Ronkonkoma, New York on July 3rd, 1966 – 1

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104 Degrees – This high temperature was recorded in Ronkonkoma, New York on July 3rd, 1966 – 1

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104 Degrees – This high temperature was recorded in Ronkonkoma, New York on July 3rd, 1966 – 1

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104 Degrees – This high temperature was recorded in Ronkonkoma, New York on July 3rd, 1966 – 1

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104 Degrees – This high temperature was recorded in Ronkonkoma, New York on July 3rd, 1966 – 1

5 Snowiest Days In New York State History

Here are the Top 5 snowiest days in New York State history.

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5 Snowiest Days In New York State History

42.5 inches – Apalachin, New York – December 17th, 2020

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5 Snowiest Days In New York State History

45 inches – Watertown International Airport, December 10th, 1995

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5 Snowiest Days In New York State History

47.5 inches – Highmarket, New York January 6th, 1988

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5 Snowiest Days In New York State History

47.5 inches – East Aurora, New York November 20th, 2014

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5 Snowiest Days In New York State History

50 inches – Camden, New York – February 1st, 1966

Can These Animals Predict Weather?

Folklore or forecast? You be the judge.

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Squirrel

“Bushy tail never fails, a snowy Winter is on it’s way”. Have you seen squirrels storing lots of food this fall? If so, Winter will be harsh.

Photo by Janan Lagerwall on Unsplash

Rabbit

A fat and fluffy rabbit calls for fat and fluffy snow! When rabbits are fat in Fall, winter will be long and cold.

Photo by Thomas Bonometti on Unsplash

Wolves

Listen carefully at night. If you hear wolves howling, a storm could be imminent. Wolves always howl before a storm.

Photo by James Wainscoat on Unsplash

Birds

Have you noticed birds flying low to the ground? If you see this, a storm is likely. Birds can sense the changes in air pressure.

Photo by Kayla Hughey on Unsplash

Woolly Bear

Keep an eye out for this guy and pay attention to it’s coloring. The more brown they are the milder the winter.

Photo by Quaritsch Photography on Unsplash

Cows

Many think that if you see cows lying down a storm is coming. Studies show this is not the case. They are most likely just chewing their cud. However, if a cow stands with it’s tail to the east, a storm is coming. Animals graze with their tail toward the wind so that if a predator sneaks up behind them, the wind will help catch the scent of the predator and prevent an attack.

Photo by Angel Luciano on Unsplash

Dogs

I always thought that if a dog eats grass their stomach is upset. That may be true but some will also tell you that it means rain is coming.

Photo by Rafael Garcin on Unsplash

Spiders

Seems we always have spider webs in the basement. This is more than a sign of just something that happens in a basement. This also means cold weather is coming as spiders are seeking shelter.