The summer of 1977 was one that New Yorkers would never forget. It was a time when the city, known for its resilience and unyielding spirit, was brought to its knees by a relentless heatwave. Temperatures soared to unprecedented heights, creating a sweltering atmosphere that left the city gasping for relief. But it wasn’t just the heat that made this summer infamous; it was the cascade of events that followed, turning the heatwave into a legendary chapter in New York City’s history.
The Unforgiving Temperatures
In July 1977, New York City was gripped by a heatwave that saw temperatures climb to over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It wasn’t just the daytime heat that was…..