Wildfire Smoke, NYC Ferry Milestone, and Columbia Protest Plans
In today's episode, we begin with a welcome and a weather update for New York City. We then discuss the impact of New Jersey wildfire smoke drifting into the city, affecting air quality. The episode covers a rally by NYC residents advocating for better access to sports facilities, highlighting community engagement in urban planning. We also note the NYC Ferry's achievement of record ridership in April, indicating growing public transit use. Lastly, we explore the plans and responses surrounding a protest at Columbia University, reflecting ongoing campus activism.
Key Points
- New York City is expected to experience mostly cloudy skies with a high of 58 degrees Fahrenheit and a chance of showers later in the day.
- Smoke from the Jones Road Fire in New Jersey, which has now scorched over thirteen thousand acres, could affect air quality in New York City and surrounding areas.
- Record ridership on NYC Ferry during April's warm spells highlights its growing importance as a scenic and efficient transportation option for New Yorkers.
Speakers
Michelle
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