Streak of Consecutive Below Normal High Temperatures comes to an end for NYC area.

After the Jet Stream took an unseasonable jog to the south the past couple of weeks,the New York City metro-area in particular and the Northeastern US in general has experienced unseasonably cool temperatures thanks to an unseasonably late intrusion of the Polar Vortex, as well as a Nor'easter hitting the area over Mother's Day weekend. Finally,the Jet Stream is starting to retreat back into Canada,allowing warm and in some cases hot,humid air to stream up north and over the next couple of days in particular,record heat could cause record high temps to be broken in select Northeastern US cities. Here's the stats of the streak of consecutive days of below normal temperatures that was finally broken today,after 13 straight days,here in the NYC area,with the following numbers being the high and low temperatures for White Plains,NY;a city in suburban Westchester County,during the streak,as of 11:30PM,EDT,May 16,2017 from accuweather.com








May 3:                63/45           64/46           -1/-1
May 4:                61/39           64/46           -3/-7
May 5:                60/48           64/46           -4/+2
May 6:                64/52           65/47           -1/+5
May 7:                54/46           65/47          -11/-1
May 8:                55/43           65/47          -10/-4
May 9:                58/42           65/47           - 7/-5
May 10:              61/45           65/47            -4/-2
May 11:              60/42           65/47            -5/-5
May 12:              61/43           66/48            -5/-5
May 13:              54/44           66/48          -12/-4
May 14:              64/50           66/48            -2/+2
May 15:              66/52           67/49            -1/+3
May 16:              80/58           67/49         +13/+9






-Highest Temperature (during streak): 66 degrees on May 15
-Lowest Temperature: 39 degrees on May 4
-Lowest High Temperature: 54 degrees on both May 7 and 13
-Consecutive days below normal: 13 straight  (since broken)
-Average departure from normal high temps: -5 degrees (61 degrees compared to 66 degrees being normal for this 13-day time period in early May)