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Central Park acaba de experimentar un fenómeno meteorológico en marzo que no se veía desde 1869

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By Tom Shea Verified, Violeta Yas Verified
| WNJU-TV (Linden, NJ) Verified
NUEVA YORK -- El final de marzo trajo consigo temperaturas máximas casi récord, muy por debajo del punto de congelación, lo que significaba que no había posibilidad de nieve. Si bien esto en sí mismo es motivo de celebración para la mayoría de los habitantes de la región triestatal, también significó que la Ciudad de Nueva York culminaría una tendencia en el tiempo que no se veía desde 1869, según el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional.
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Central Park just experienced a March weather trend not seen since 1869

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By Violeta Yas Verified, Tom Shea Verified
| MSN Verified
The end of March came with near-record highs that were nowhere near freezing — which meant no chance for snow. While that in itself is cause for celebration for most in the tri-state, it also meant New York City would cap off a weather trend not seen dating back to 1869, according to the National Weather Service. With the final day of March seeing highs hit 80 degrees, it marked the third straight March in which there was no measurable snow at Central Park.
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Central Park just experienced a March weather trend not seen dating back to 1869

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By Tom Shea Verified, Violeta Yas Verified
| WNBC-TV (New York, NY) Verified
The end of March came with near-record highs that were nowhere near freezing — which meant no chance for snow. While that in itself is cause for celebration for most in the tri-state, it also meant New York City would cap off a weather trend not seen dating back to 1869, according to the National Weather Service. With the final day of March seeing highs hit 80 degrees, it marked the third straight March in which there was no measurable snow at Central Park.
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