Metro

Unseasonably warm weather in NYC could be historic

Put💖 away the parka — and slip on some shorts and flip-flop𓆉s!

New York City will feel more like LA, at least for two days this week, thanks to a warm 𝓡spell that’s expected𒆙 to send temperatures soaring into the 70s.

“The temps are definitelāŊ§y trending♎ upward over the next couple of days. It’s unusually warm for February,” said AccuWeather meteorologist Dave Dombeck.

ThđŸĻŠe mercury will climb well into the 60s 𒆙Tuesday and potentially hit a high of 72, topping the Central Park record for Feb. 20, set in 1939, by 3 degrees.

And Wednesday will be even warmer, possibly reaching a record 75 degrees. The current Feb. 21 record hig🅷h of 68 degrees wa𝓀s set in 1930.

“Barring anything unforeseen, that’ll go by the wayside. That is very likely to be broken,” Dombeck said♋ of the 193♛0 record.

But the balmy weather won’t last long.

“It can’t, it’s February,” the meteorologist ęĻ—said, adding that we’ll get a “reality check” on Thursday and Friday — w🌃hen temperatures are expected to drop back down to the 40s.

Big Apple residents were celebrating the expected warm snap, which is coming a couple days after a weekend snowstorm.

“NYC, it will be 70 degrees on Wednesday. Who BBQing?” asked Twitter ęĻ‘user Fonz Franc.

Meanwhile🅰, many parts of the West are experiencing snow and recor𒈔d cold.

“Very cold in the west, with freeze warnings for most of the CA lowlands, and snow to sea-level in northwestern CA; and heavy mtn āŧ’snows throughout the w𝓡est,” the National Weather Service tweeted Monday.

“This wđŸŧhole storm will bring significant snow, ice, and rain to the centrađŸ˜ŧl U.S. early to mid-week; and big warming east.”