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Highest temperature in NYC on May 7?

Highest temperature in NYC on May 7?

66%

64-65°F

$121K Vol.

$93.3K today

$499K Liq.

Lowest temperature in NYC on May 7?

Lowest temperature in NYC on May 7?

99%

50-51°F

$20.4K Vol.

$10.4K Liq.

Highest temperature in NYC on May 8?

Highest temperature in NYC on May 8?

44%

62-63°F

$17.0K Vol.

$36.1K Liq.

Ends in about 18 hours

Lowest temperature in NYC on May 8?

Lowest temperature in NYC on May 8?

29%

46-47°F

$7.8K Vol.

$12.2K Liq.

Ends in about 18 hours

Highest temperature in NYC on May 9?

Highest temperature in NYC on May 9?

32%

60-61°F

$4.7K Vol.

$23.2K Liq.

Ends in 1 day

Lowest temperature in NYC on May 9?

Lowest temperature in NYC on May 9?

40%

52-53°F

$885 Vol.

$10.6K Liq.

Ends in 1 day

Will Mamdani pass the 2% Millionaire Tax before 2027?

Will Mamdani pass the 2% Millionaire Tax before 2027?

12%

$57.7K Vol.

$17.2K Liq.

1

Ends in 8 months

Will Mamdani freeze NYC rents before 2027?

Will Mamdani freeze NYC rents before 2027?

28%

$254K Vol.

$17.8K Liq.

29

Ends in 8 months

Mamdani opens city-owned grocery store  by June 30?

Mamdani opens city-owned grocery store by June 30?

3%

$248K Vol.

$14.7K Liq.

65

Ends in about 2 months

Will Mamdani raise the minimum wage to $30 before 2027?

Will Mamdani raise the minimum wage to $30 before 2027?

19%

$17.6K Vol.

$12.8K Liq.

5

Ends in 8 months

Will Zohran Mamdani release another song?

Will Zohran Mamdani release another song?

45%

$0 Vol.

$26 Liq.

Ends in 8 months

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