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Bowling Green, KY's is 59 F / 15 C on June 4, 1945.
July 17th has the warmest record for coldest high: it's never been below 79 F / 26 C for a high on that day, recorded in 2009. Period of record is since 1893.
I am not sure though for NY City there was a 59F high (which is about 15C) in August of 2007 and at the time they said that tied the lowest high temperature ever for all of August, so I am going with that one, though there may have been a lower high in late June or early September (not sure if you are defining "summer" as "astronomical" (June 22 - Sept 21) or "meteorological" (June 1 - August 31)
I am not sure though for NY City there was a 59F high (which is about 15C) in August of 2007 and at the time they said that tied the lowest high temperature ever for all of August, so I am going with that one, though there may have been a lower high in late June or early September (not sure if you are defining "summer" as "astronomical" (June 22 - Sept 21) or "meteorological" (June 1 - August 31)
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