By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
September 3,2014; 11:28PM,EDT
While temperatures and humidity levels will fluctuate from day to day this week, unseasonable warmth will continue into Saturday around New York City.
Tuesday was the hottest day of the summer in New York City with the temperature reaching at least 92 F. Prior to Sept. 2, the hottest day of the summer was July 8 with a high of 91 F.
The combination of temperature, humidity, sunshine, light winds and other factors will result in AccuWeather RealFeel® temperatures above 90 most days of the week for the U.S. Open and other activities.
The most comfortable portion of the week will be the middle part, when levels are slightly lower but still above average for early September. Temperatures typically range from a low of 65 F to a high near 80 during the first week of September.
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Heat and humidity will build again Friday into Saturday, prior to the arrival of a second round of showers and thunderstorms for the week.
For people who have gotten used to a lack of extreme heat this summer and want another cooldown, much cooler and less humid air is forecast to reach the area on Sunday.
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