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'Take This Weather Seriously,' Mamdani Says, as New York Faces Heavy Rain

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By Erin McCann, erin mccann
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- The punishing heat wave that made most of last week nearly unbearable across New York is finally over, but a new week is bringing a new weather danger: the potential for torrential rain and flash flooding. The National Weather Service warned that between late Sunday and early Tuesday, multiple rounds of thunderstorms could unleash enough rain to cause significant flash flooding across the region. A flood watch was in effect across the entire area through Tuesday morning.
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Hazardous heat stalks millions

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By Nazaneen Ghaffar Verified, Erin McCann, erin mccann, Christine Hauser Verified
| Hawaii Tribune-Herald Verified
By NAZANEEN GHAFFAR, ERIN MCCANN, CHRISTINE HAUSER and MICHAEL LEVENSON NYTimes News Service A brutal heat wave that was expected to endure through the holiday weekend snarled trains, upended Fourth of July events and forced people in much of the central and eastern United States to stay close to their grid-straining air conditioners Thursday.
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Heat Wave Will Make the Fourth of July a Brutally Hot Holiday for Many

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By Amy Graff Verified, Erin McCann, erin mccann
| Breaking One
Philadelphia on the morning of July 4, 1776, was a pleasant 68 degrees, according to a diary kept by Thomas Jefferson, who was not only a Founding Father but also the founding meteorologist of the United States. The temperature in the city climbed to 76 by the early afternoon -- a little cooler than the few days that had preceded it -- as the Second Continental Congress met to officially sever the colonies' ties with Britain.
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