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Too nice


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Joe Schumacher

Published Aug 23, 2004

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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Published Aug 23, 2004

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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surface ozone concentrations

After a muggy, rainy Saturday during which Gothamist enjoyed viewing "Garden State", the weather turned lovely yesterday and is going to remain so for the rest of the week. Mostly sunny, highs near 80 all week. Sweet. We even have very low surface ozone concentrations today.

Since the weather will be so nice this week Gothamist is going to have our lunch outside. How will you take advantage of this beautiful weather? What are your favorite places to go to escape your claustrophobic cubicle? Gothamist works at a former estate high above the Hudson and luckily has an abundance of picnic tables and scenic locations at which we can enjoy our lunch hour, which will likely expand to much more than sixty minutes this week.

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