What is the average weather in New York City around June?

Answer 1

Around June? NYC? Well, usually, its very hot and humid during the day and then at night the temperature drops a little, but the humidity is still there. Sometimes, it rains and we get that 'after the storm' breeze, but you can't go wrong with a pair of shorts, a T-shirt, some flip-flops, and maybe, to be on the safe side an umbrella.

Answer 2

New York City is generally described as having a "humid continental climate" which means the months of April, May and November are the months with the greatest precipitation. In May, the average High Temperature for New York City is 72

Answer 3

really hot and humid

The temperatures at Central Park range from an average low of 63.6 to an average high of 79.3 in June, 68.8 to 84.1 in July, 67.8 to 82.6 in August and 60.8 to 75.2 in September. The record high was 106 on July 9, 1936.

All temperatures are in degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer 4

According to Wikipedia, in New York City in June the average high temperature is 79 degrees Fahrenheit (26.11 degrees Celsius), and the average low temperature is 63.3 degrees Fahrenheit (17.39 degrees Celsius).

But summers in New York City are extremely humid, so often it feels hotter than it really is. Also, it is not uncommon for temperatures to soar past the average, into the 90s or even 100s Fahrenheit (32.22 to over 37.77 degrees Celsius).

The average precipitation in June is 3.84 inches (97.5 mm).

Answer 5

You speak of the current climate in the new city of York? Heed my warning, stranger, the summer sun burns the skin to a charred black. In Manhattan where the fabled Walled Street holds true, the sun's fierce rays reflect off of the polished glass and burn the corneas of all the Proletariat who dare to gaze upon the steel palaces of the wealthy emperors of Imperial New York. And LO! Behold- in the people's hunting fields at city's heart, there is no shade under the great trees and dark tunnels of the Empire of York. There are many vagrants and thieves who seek soft flesh for their rusty dirks to stab. BEWARE the tenements of the outlying Bronxia. Listen to a wise subject of York, when he says that the the moats were carved around the boroughs to keep out the Bronxian Huns. The Bronxians take wealth in one hand, offering only death in the other. In the land of Queens, there is nothing but travelling merchants and immigrants from forsaken lands. To the south, the land of Kings, there is much death to be had, there are many liquor houses and famed bards who 'rap' or sing of leaving the new city of York and going to meet GLORY Himself. The land to the deep south, belongs to the OGRES. LEAVE THEM BE!! The Richmonds hoard our refuse and offer nothing of use to the city proper. The quickest way there is by ferry. BUT BE WARNED, it may be of no cost; but you must needs keep coin on your person for Charon, for you cross the Styx itself.

We brave the boiling summers and shiver in the stinging cold of the winter.

Leave New York to the New Yorkers.

Actually, it's a little warm and humid.

Shades of Hot Town, Summer in the City...

Answer 6

The average is about three and half months

Answer 7

78