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The mayor's office is encouraging New Yorkers and those visiting the city to have a safety plan for official Pride events and other activities this month.

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And heading back to work and back to school this week. Here's what you need to know, starting off really mild, but the whole week isn't going to end up that way. In fact, some chilly days ahead and some chilly nights ahead of us as well. There are a couple of changes with the forecast. At first, we thought we'd see a little bit more rain trying to sneak in here midweek or even some snowflakes. But that forecast has changed. You'll see that here a future cast as we go our by heading into the morning, temperatures barely cooling. So it will be a milder start with forties, plenty of sunshine on the way. And then in the afternoon, more clouds will move in. But these clouds are not bringing any rain or snow, which is great news and temperatures are going to be mild in comes the cold air, temperatures on Tuesday waking up are going to be in the thirties again. So you will need the warmer coats. So Monday's high as fifties, this is above average winds that we're going to be picking up 10 to 20 miles an hour. And by the time we get to the evening after the sun sets. Well, it's going to feel quite chilly temperatures dropping into the thirties and it will be much colder, waking up on Tuesday. So here's a look at that extended forecast, dry weather. Now through most of the week for Tuesday and Wednesday, we do have some sun clouds in there but temperatures are only in the forties during the day dropping back to near 30 degrees at night. First night of Hanukkah, it will be colder dry weather as the week wraps up. And then next weekend, look at those temperatures go. There is a spike in temps, highs back into the fifties for a time and there's also a chance of rain, but that's one week out on Sunday. So be sure to stay with us this upcoming week for much more.

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NYC officials share safety tips for upcoming Pride events, gatherings

Here in our alert center. As Pride Month is in full swing, the mayor's office is encouraging New Yorkers and those visiting our city to have a safety plan for official pride, events and other activities happening this month surrounding pride. Now, pride is a pretty big event for our city. Back in 2019, 2 million people came out and attended. You can see how busy it gets. So the prevention of hate crime, sharing these safety tips to celebrate pride and protect the LGBTQ plus community. So they say make a safety plan with your trusted circle. Be aware of your surroundings also know where you are and be alert. Also, if you meet somebody new meet in a public space to protect yourself, do not meet them somewhere private. And the also says to protect your personal information. So for example, if you use face ID on your phone, use a pass code instead. And as always simply trust your instincts, listen, every New Yorker should be able to go out at night, enjoy our city's renowned night life with friends and come home safely to their families and community. Our LGBT Q I A plus community. Must be safe and feel space, especially during Pride Month. So it's important to have a good time but definitely be safe. So the mayor's office also says the anti violence project will be canvassing at pride events to hand out safety tips. And there is also a hotline for crisis support. That number will be on our website and if you see something suspicious, simply call 911 and Happy Pride Month. Christine.

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