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CBS News
First Alert Forecast: 7/18/26 9 p.m. New York weather update
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Hudson Valley residents react to wildfire-smoke-filled air
The Air Quality Index in regions from New York City and the Lower Hudson Valley through Central and Western New York has reached unhealthy levels. On Wednesday afternoon, the floating River Pool in Beacon was totally empty. Chloe Goessl said it's usually packed. The lifeguard guessed it was because of...
News 12
Residents describe sky as ‘eerie’ during air quality alert
News 12
Dangerous heat, possible wildfire smoke create two concerns for New Yorkers
News 12
Residents describe sky as ‘eerie’ during air quality alert
NBC New York
Democrat and Chronicle
Syracuse breaks heat record as New York temperatures reach 98 degrees
While the worst of the heat has moved out of much of Upstate New York, parts of the state will see another day of dangerous temperatures Wednesday, with New York City and the lower Hudson Valley facing heat index values above 100 degrees. Upstate areas saw some of the hottest temperatures of the year Tuesday, including a record-breaking day in Syracuse. Here's what to know about Tuesday's heat and the forecast ahead. Syracuse breaks daily heat record Six New York cities reached or exceeded 90 degrees Tuesday, July 14, according to the National Weather Service. Syracuse recorded the highest official temperature in the state, reaching 98 degrees and breaking the previous daily record of 95 degrees set in 1952 , according to the National Weather Service in Buffalo. Rochester and Albany tied for the second-highest temperature Tuesday, with both cities reaching 94 degrees . How hot did it get Tuesday in New York? High temperatures reported Tuesday, July 14: Syracuse: 98 degrees Rochester: 94 degrees Albany: 94 degrees Binghamton: 92 degrees Poughkeepsie: 91 degrees New York City (Central Park): 90 degrees Watertown: 87 degrees Buffalo: 86 degrees Islip (Long Island): 85 degrees Heat advisory continues in downstate New York A