The Central Park Conservancy says the warmer weather means higher foot traffic, meaning lawns have less time to recuperate.
The Central Park Conservancy says they're concerned about the warmer weather and snowless streak in New York City because lawns have less time to rest. Dani Beckstrom has the storyMany people were out enjoying the spring-like weather on Monday, but for some like the Central Park Conservancy, the warmer weather and lack of snow is a cause for concern.
"It's great, I mean I don't even need this coat really, it's too heavy," resident Joe Hong said. "I'm doing my usual walk in Central Park, it's very comfortable."January 2023 will likely go down as the warmest January on record in New York City, coming in above average every single day so far. The warm winter weather is leading to the other big climate headline: the city's streak of snowless days, which is currently at 327.
The previous record was January 29 set back in 1973, and each day moving forward will set a new record until Central Park finally looks a little more like a snowy paradise.
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