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Good Monday morning! It will be a mostly sunny and pleasant day as high temperatures climb into the upper 70s this afternoon. Winds will be light from the southeast today.
Overnight lows will fall into the mid-60s. A brief shower or two is possible overnight, and spotty showers are possible Tuesday as well with high temperatures staying in the mid-70s.
Expect drier weather and sunshine to return by midweek.
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Highs: Upper 70s Lows: Mid-60s Some clouds |
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Around NYC
1. Many gather for Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth in Times Square
Times Square was packed with an enthusiastic audience and music for Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth on Sunday.
Brian Anthony Moreland has been at the helm of the celebration since it started three years ago, when Juneteenth became a federal holiday.
“It’s grace personified because everyone is gathering now to celebrate Juneteenth to think about what it means to be free, what it means for everybody every person to be free,” Moreland said.
2. Man dies after being found with stab wounds on 4 train in Manhattan, police say
Police are investigating a deadly stabbing after a man was found injured on a southbound 4 train at the 14th Street Union Square station in Manhattan.
Another passenger on the train alerted the conductor that the victim was partially unconscious, police say.
3. Over 5,000 ballots on first day of early voting
There were a total of 5,613 votes counted in New York City for the first day of early voting in the primary election Saturday.
According to the city’s Board of Elections, Queens had the largest turnout with 1,689 early votes, followed by Brooklyn with 1,473, Manhattan with 1,468 and the Bronx with 983. Staten Island had no elections.
Around the Nation
1. Biden returns to Pa. roots, rallies with labor unions following major 2024 endorsements
2. A beginner's guide to Juneteenth: How can all Americans celebrate?
3. 20 shot, one dead at parking lot party in suburban Chicago