Low pressure in US midwest brings unseasonable heat to New York and Boston
- Despite the rapid descent into autumn in the northern hemisphere, parts of eastern North America have experienced an exceptionally late taste of summer in recent days.
- Temperatures approached 23C (73.4F) in New York and Boston, about 7-10C above what is expected in early November.
- The unseasonable warmth also spilled into parts of eastern Canada, with temperatures exceeding 20C, about 10-15C above normal for the time of year.
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- Despite the rapid descent into autumn in the northern hemisphere, parts of eastern North America have experienced an exceptionally late taste of summer in recent days.
- Temperatures approached 23C (73.4F) in New York and Boston, about 7-10C above what is expected in early November.
- The unseasonable warmth also spilled into parts of eastern Canada, with temperatures exceeding 20C, about 10-15C above normal for the time of year.
Sources: Guardian