New York City may be getting a second summer.
Fall begins with the equinox on Tuesday, but don’t pull out the scarves and jackets just yet. The National Weather Service is predicting higher-than-average temperatures for fall, with roughly average rainfall for the metropolitan area through October.
The warmer-than-normal weather will continue into the later part of the year with predictions of above-average precipitation beginning in the late fall and extending into the winter months…