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    PHOTOS: UPPER WEST SIDERS WORSHIP THE SUN WITH A FEVERISH INTENSITY

    April 19, 2015 | 3:40 PM - Updated on April 20, 2015 | 9:51 AM
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    sheep meadow 2015
    Photo by Gavan Vogler.

    Like baby moles emerging from their holes to see the sun for the first time, Upper West Siders walked out of their dark apartments into a bright and beautiful weekend — the first unequivocal Spring weekend of the year. Saturday marked the first 80-degree day since September.

    The temperature at Central Park has just hit 80 degrees. Warmest temperature since September 24, 2014 when it was 84 degrees. #nycwx

    — NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) April 18, 2015

    Sheep Meadow was completely packed.

    Huge crowds yesterday afternoon in Sheep's Meadow, #NYC #CentralPark. First warm & sunny weekend in 6 months. pic.twitter.com/Tf8YdP8UG2

    — Bill Marden (@MardenBill) April 19, 2015

    Saturday In the Park

    A photo posted by Colin Woodell (@colinwoodell) on Apr 18, 2015 at 11:20am PDT

    Photo below by Maria Betzios of Milo the dog just North of Le Pain Quotidien.
    milo

    Great day exploring the #upperwestside in this beautiful #weather… Finally! #spring #NYC #sunnyand75 @westsiderag pic.twitter.com/GnCScTRJhM

    — Alex Bente (@theAlexBente) April 19, 2015

    Sidewalk cafes on Columbus were also bustling.

    sidewalk cafes

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    WombatNYC
    WombatNYC
    11 years ago

    looks so quaint and inviting . Sweating next to 5,000 of our closest friends.

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    Lisa Vetrone
    Lisa Vetrone
    11 years ago

    I LOVE New York City!!!

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    ScooterStan
    ScooterStan
    11 years ago

    Re: the pic of the Sheep Meadow jammed with sun-craving UWS’ers and the tweet “Huge crowds yesterday afternoon in Sheep’s Meadow, #NYC #CentralPark. First warm & sunny weekend in 6 months.”

    Wanna bet someone there had already ‘locked Margot in the closet’!

    Puzzled? Check the great Ray Bradbury’s “All Summer In a Day” short story !!

    Too much to read for the 140-character set? Check the Wikipedia entry for that title. Here’s the link (hopefully)
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Summer_in_a_Day

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