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SEVERAL SCHOOLS IN NEW JERSEY 00:00
WALKED OUT DEMANDING CHANGE. 00:01
WE'LL HAVE MORE ON THAT COMING 00:03
UP ON CBS 2 NEWS AT 6:00. 00:05
WE ARE GOING TO SWITCH 00:06
GEARS HERE NOW AND GETTING 00:09
READY FOR SOME BIG CHANGES IN 00:12
THE WEATHER. 00:13
TEMPERATURES SOARED TO 78 00:14
DEGREES TODAY SHATTERING 00:15
RECORDS ACROSS THE AREA. 00:15
THE CITY WAS HOTTER THAN SOME 00:18
OF THE WARMEST CITIES IN THE 00:22
COUNTRY INCLUDING LOS ANGELES, 00:23
LAS VEGAS, PHOENIX AND 00:23
HOUSTON. 00:24
THE ICE RINK IN BRYANT PARK 00:26
EVEN STARTED MELTING BUT 00:26
TOMORROW THOSE SKATERS ARE 00:27
GOING TO NEED THEIR JACKETS 00:30
AGAIN. 00:31
WE ARE GOING TO BE BUNDLING 00:33
UP, UNFORTUNATELY. 00:33
METEOROLOGIST ELISE FINCH IS 00:35
OUT LIVE FOR US IN COLUMBUS 00:38
CIRCLE WITH THE MOBILE WEATHER 00:41
LAB WITH MORE. 00:42
Reporter: WE WERE WARMER 00:43
TODAY IN NEW YORK CITY THAN 00:45
OTHER TOASTY CITIES ACROSS THE 00:47
COUNTRY. 00:47
AND IT'S STILL PRETTY WARM. 00:48
THE INSTRUMENTS ON TOP OF THE 00:49
MOBILE WEATHER LAB STILL 00:50
RECORDING A VERY NICE 00:53
TEMPERATURE OUT HERE. 00:54
TAKE A LOOK. 00:54
THE READING ON THE BACK, 77.5 00:56
DEGREES OUT HERE, A LIGHT 01:00
BREEZE SO IT'S BEEN A 01:02
BEAUTIFUL DAY. 01:02
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON. 01:03
PEOPLE ARE DRESSED 01:09
APPROPRIATELY HERE. 01:10
SOME IN LAYERS, BUT YOU SEE 01:16
LOTS OF T-SHIRTS AND SHORTS. 01:20
RECORDS WERE BROKEN TODAY. 01:21
NEWARK 80-DEGREE RECORD, 01:22
PREVIOUS RECORD 69. 01:23
JFK 64 BEAT 63. 01:24
CENTRAL PARK OUR 78-DEGREE 01:25
TEMPERATURE TODAY BEAT A 01:28
PREVIOUS RECORD OF 68 DEGREES 01:30
SO WE SHATTERED THAT BY 10 01:32
DEGREES. 01:32
NO RECORD IN ISLIP. 01:33
THE WATER KEEPING YOU COOLER 01:37
AT 60 TODAY. 01:37
THE RECORD STILL STANDS AT 63. 01:41
IN BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT, 62 01:44
DEGREES TODAY BEAT THE 01:47
PREVIOUS RECORD OF 59. 01:49
EARLIER PEOPLE GOT MORE 01:49
ENJOYMENT DOING FUN WARM 01:50
WEATHER THINGS. 01:51
TAKE A LOOK. 01:52
Reporter: IT'S LIKE THE 01:57
CITY IS WAKING UP FROM A 01:58
WINTER SLUMBER, WITH THE 02:01
TEMPERATURES TAKING A SPRING 02:02
BREAK. 02:02
I'M ENJOYING THE BEAUTIFUL 02:04
WEATHER. 02:04
Reporter: STROLLERS AND 02:05
THOSE INSIDE THEM ENJOYING THE 02:07
UNSEASONABLE WEATHER. 02:08
THEY LOVE IT. 02:09
THEY WERE LOOKING AT ALL THE 02:11
HORSE CARRIAGES GOING BY. 02:13
FIRST TIME THAT THOSE FEET 02:13
ARE OUT, THE LITTLE FEET. 02:15
Reporter: THE SHEP MEADOW 02:17
WAS STILL CLOSED FOR THE 02:19
SEASON BUT PARK-GOERS SHED 02:19
COATS AND HATS. 02:20
IT'S DEFINITELY DISTRACTING 02:21
FOR ME. 02:21
I DIDN'T GET ANYTHING DONE 02:23
TODAY, JUST BEEN OUTSIDE. 02:24
I'M JUST WORRIED IT'S GOING 02:28
BACK TO 20, 30 DEGREES. 02:28
Reporter: AND RUNNERS LEFT 02:30
LAYERS BEHIND. 02:30
I REALLY BEEN WAITING FOR A 02:32
LONG TIME. 02:32
IT MIGHT BE A LITTLE WARM 02:34
FOR THEM. 02:34
THEY LIKE IT A LITTLE COOLER. 02:36
Reporter: CENTRAL PARK 02:38
LOOKED LIKE A HAPPY VERSION OF 02:39
RUSH HOUR. 02:40
IT'S MADNESS. 02:40
IT'S THE BUSIEST I HAVE EVER 02:42
SEEN IT. 02:42
IT'S JUST FUN AND JOY NOW. 02:43
Reporter: SPRING IS IN THE 02:44
AIR EVEN IF ONLY FOR THE DAY, 02:46
A TEMPTING TASTE OF THINGS TO 02:48
COME FOR WHEN THE SEASON 02:51
FINALLY ARRIVES ON MARCH 02:53
20th, JUST ABOUT 4 WEEKS FROM 02:56
TODAY. 02:56
NOW, PEOPLE ARE OUT HERE 02:59
ENJOYING THE STILL MILD 02:59
WEATHER THIS LATE AFTERNOON 03:01
INTO EARLY EVENING. 03:03
HOPEFULLY YOU HAD A CHANCE TO 03:04
ENJOY TODAY. 03:05
IF NOT, ENJOY TONIGHT. 03:06
IT'S ABOUT TO CHANGE TOMORROW. 03:07
WE'LL HAVE THAT COMING UP. 03:09
WE'LL TALK ABOUT HOW HISTORIC 03:10
THIS DAY IS IN CENTRAL PARK. 03:11
THAT 78-DEGREE TEMPERATURE 03:12
TODAY DIDN'T JUST BREAK THE 03:13
RECORD FOR TODAY. 03:14
IT IS THE WARMEST TEMPERATURE 03:16
WE EVER RECORDED IN THE MONTH 03:18
OF FEBRUARY IN CENTRAL PARK. 03:19
WE'LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT 03:20
PLUS WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE HUGE 03:22
DROP IN TEMPERATURES HEADING 03:22
OUR WAY TOMORROW. 03:23

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[English]
SEVERAL SCHOOLS IN NEW JERSEY
WALKED OUT DEMANDING CHANGE.
WE'LL HAVE MORE ON THAT COMING
UP ON CBS 2 NEWS AT 6:00.
WE ARE GOING TO SWITCH
GEARS HERE NOW AND GETTING
READY FOR SOME BIG CHANGES IN
THE WEATHER.
TEMPERATURES SOARED TO 78
DEGREES TODAY SHATTERING
RECORDS ACROSS THE AREA.
THE CITY WAS HOTTER THAN SOME
OF THE WARMEST CITIES IN THE
COUNTRY INCLUDING LOS ANGELES,
LAS VEGAS, PHOENIX AND
HOUSTON.
THE ICE RINK IN BRYANT PARK
EVEN STARTED MELTING BUT
TOMORROW THOSE SKATERS ARE
GOING TO NEED THEIR JACKETS
AGAIN.
WE ARE GOING TO BE BUNDLING
UP, UNFORTUNATELY.
METEOROLOGIST ELISE FINCH IS
OUT LIVE FOR US IN COLUMBUS
CIRCLE WITH THE MOBILE WEATHER
LAB WITH MORE.
Reporter: WE WERE WARMER
TODAY IN NEW YORK CITY THAN
OTHER TOASTY CITIES ACROSS THE
COUNTRY.
AND IT'S STILL PRETTY WARM.
THE INSTRUMENTS ON TOP OF THE
MOBILE WEATHER LAB STILL
RECORDING A VERY NICE
TEMPERATURE OUT HERE.
TAKE A LOOK.
THE READING ON THE BACK, 77.5
DEGREES OUT HERE, A LIGHT
BREEZE SO IT'S BEEN A
BEAUTIFUL DAY.
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON.
PEOPLE ARE DRESSED
APPROPRIATELY HERE.
SOME IN LAYERS, BUT YOU SEE
LOTS OF T-SHIRTS AND SHORTS.
RECORDS WERE BROKEN TODAY.
NEWARK 80-DEGREE RECORD,
PREVIOUS RECORD 69.
JFK 64 BEAT 63.
CENTRAL PARK OUR 78-DEGREE
TEMPERATURE TODAY BEAT A
PREVIOUS RECORD OF 68 DEGREES
SO WE SHATTERED THAT BY 10
DEGREES.
NO RECORD IN ISLIP.
THE WATER KEEPING YOU COOLER
AT 60 TODAY.
THE RECORD STILL STANDS AT 63.
IN BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT, 62
DEGREES TODAY BEAT THE
PREVIOUS RECORD OF 59.
EARLIER PEOPLE GOT MORE
ENJOYMENT DOING FUN WARM
WEATHER THINGS.
TAKE A LOOK.
Reporter: IT'S LIKE THE
CITY IS WAKING UP FROM A
WINTER SLUMBER, WITH THE
TEMPERATURES TAKING A SPRING
BREAK.
I'M ENJOYING THE BEAUTIFUL
WEATHER.
Reporter: STROLLERS AND
THOSE INSIDE THEM ENJOYING THE
UNSEASONABLE WEATHER.
THEY LOVE IT.
THEY WERE LOOKING AT ALL THE
HORSE CARRIAGES GOING BY.
FIRST TIME THAT THOSE FEET
ARE OUT, THE LITTLE FEET.
Reporter: THE SHEP MEADOW
WAS STILL CLOSED FOR THE
SEASON BUT PARK-GOERS SHED
COATS AND HATS.
IT'S DEFINITELY DISTRACTING
FOR ME.
I DIDN'T GET ANYTHING DONE
TODAY, JUST BEEN OUTSIDE.
I'M JUST WORRIED IT'S GOING
BACK TO 20, 30 DEGREES.
Reporter: AND RUNNERS LEFT
LAYERS BEHIND.
I REALLY BEEN WAITING FOR A
LONG TIME.
IT MIGHT BE A LITTLE WARM
FOR THEM.
THEY LIKE IT A LITTLE COOLER.
Reporter: CENTRAL PARK
LOOKED LIKE A HAPPY VERSION OF
RUSH HOUR.
IT'S MADNESS.
IT'S THE BUSIEST I HAVE EVER
SEEN IT.
IT'S JUST FUN AND JOY NOW.
Reporter: SPRING IS IN THE
AIR EVEN IF ONLY FOR THE DAY,
A TEMPTING TASTE OF THINGS TO
COME FOR WHEN THE SEASON
FINALLY ARRIVES ON MARCH
20th, JUST ABOUT 4 WEEKS FROM
TODAY.
NOW, PEOPLE ARE OUT HERE
ENJOYING THE STILL MILD
WEATHER THIS LATE AFTERNOON
INTO EARLY EVENING.
HOPEFULLY YOU HAD A CHANCE TO
ENJOY TODAY.
IF NOT, ENJOY TONIGHT.
IT'S ABOUT TO CHANGE TOMORROW.
WE'LL HAVE THAT COMING UP.
WE'LL TALK ABOUT HOW HISTORIC
THIS DAY IS IN CENTRAL PARK.
THAT 78-DEGREE TEMPERATURE
TODAY DIDN'T JUST BREAK THE
RECORD FOR TODAY.
IT IS THE WARMEST TEMPERATURE
WE EVER RECORDED IN THE MONTH
OF FEBRUARY IN CENTRAL PARK.
WE'LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT
PLUS WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE HUGE
DROP IN TEMPERATURES HEADING
OUR WAY TOMORROW.

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soared

/soʊrd/

B2
  • verb
  • - to rise rapidly

shattering

/ˈʃætərɪŋ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to break into pieces violently

records

/ˈrɛkərdz/

B1
  • noun
  • - a thing documenting facts

temperature

/ˈtɛmpərətʃər/

A2
  • noun
  • - a measure of heat or cold

melting

/ˈmɛltɪŋ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to turn from solid to liquid

bundling

/ˈbʌndlɪŋ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to wrap up warmly

meteorologist

/ˌmiːtiərˈɑːlədʒɪst/

C1
  • noun
  • - a scientist who studies the atmosphere

instruments

/ˈɪnstrʊmənts/

B1
  • noun
  • - a tool for measuring or recording

breeze

/briːz/

A2
  • noun
  • - a gentle wind

layers

/ˈleɪərz/

A2
  • noun
  • - multiple items of clothing worn on top of each other

broken

/ˈbroʊkən/

A2
  • verb
  • - past tense of break

slumber

/ˈslʌmbər/

B2
  • noun
  • - sleep

unseasonable

/ʌnˈsiːznəbl/

C1
  • adjective
  • - not typical for the current season

tempting

/ˈtɛmptɪŋ/

B1
  • adjective
  • - attractive or appealing

historic

/hɪˈstɔːrɪk/

B2
  • adjective
  • - famous or important in history

heading

/ˈhɛdɪŋ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to move in a particular direction

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