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New York Post, Sunday, November 15, 2020

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Post Weather Report

Almanac

Athens 66/52/pc 66/54/s

Baghdad 76/52/pc 75/52/pc

Beijing 63/40/pc 56/44/c

Berlin 57/47/c 53/44/pc

Cairo 74/60/s 74/59/pc

Dublin 48/43/sh 54/52/r

Geneva 57/46/c 51/38/c

Hong Kong 79/72/c 81/73/pc

Jerusalem 62/53/c 61/53/pc

Kabul 45/25/c 49/24/s

London 55/46/r 53/50/pc

Madrid 63/54/pc 65/48/pc

Mexico City 75/47/pc 71/51/s

Montreal 44/38/r 44/30/pc

Moscow 34/29/c 31/20/pc

Paris 60/48/r 54/47/c

Rio de Janeiro 81/73/c 83/75/pc

Rome 67/57/pc 66/53/sh

Sydney 82/68/s 94/66/pc

Tokyo 64/50/s 70/54/s

World cities TODAY TOMORROW

Albany 47/38/r 47/31/pc

Danbury 54/39/r 50/33/pc

Glens Falls 45/36/r 47/31/pc

Gr Barrington 49/38/r 46/30/pc

Kingston 51/39/r 50/34/s

Liberty 47/34/r 43/30/pc

Monticello 48/34/r 45/30/pc

Newburgh 54/39/r 50/35/pc

Poughkeepsie 53/39/r 51/33/pc

Saratoga Springs 47/38/r 47/34/pc

Stroudsburg 52/37/r 47/32/pc

Torrington 52/40/r 48/33/pc

Syracuse 53/38/r 47/34/c

Regional cities TODAY TOMORROW

Sun and Moon

Coney Island 7:16a 7:38p 8:04a 8:30p

Fire Island 7:23a 7:42p 8:13a 8:32p

Hempstead 10:53a 11:29p 11:41a ---

Huntington 10:51a 11:26p 11:40a ---

Jones Inlet 7:00a 7:22p 7:48a 8:14p

Montauk Point 8:17a 8:43p 9:09a 9:35p

Port Washington 10:56a 11:36p 11:45a ---

Sandy Hook 7:20a 7:42p 8:08a 8:34p

New York Tides TODAY TOMORROW

YESTERDAY’S CONDITIONSAT CENTRALPARK THROUGH 12PM

Temperature

High Tide for 1st 2nd 1st 2nd

Weather (W): s-sunny,pc-partly cloudy,

c-cloudy,sh-showers,r-rain,t-thunder-

storms,sf-snow flurries,sn-snow,i-ice

Sunrise today......................... 6:43 a.m.

Sunset tonight........................ 4:37 p.m.

Moonrise today...................... 7:02 a.m.

Moonset today....................... 5:10 p.m.

High: 50,Low: 44, Mean: 47

Departure from Normal

Ye sterday: -1 degrees

Precipitation

Ye sterday: 0.00”, Month: 1.61”,Ye ar:

38.36”, Normalyear to date: 43.86”

Heating Degree days yesterday..............

Total for the month (normal)......121 (207)

Total since July 1 (normal)..........377 (517)

Last season to date................................

Wind Chill(at noonyest.) ...................... 47

UV index(for Sun.) ........................ 2 (Low)

Humidity(at noon) ............................. 41%

First

Nov 21

Full

Nov 30

Last

Dec 7

New

Dec 14

Forecasts and

graphics providedby

AccuWeather, Inc.©

Forecast data is current as of 12

p.m.yesterday. Te mperatures are

today’s highs and tonight’s lows.

SundayMonday

TuesdayWednesday

Today:Some sun,

then clouds; p.m.

rain, windy. High

56 to 62.

Tonight:Heavy

showers early;

clearing.Low 42

to 48.

Partly

sunny. High

45 to 51.

Evening

Clear.Low 30 to 36.

Tomorrow

night:Clear to

partly cloudy. Low

38 to 44.

Tomorrow:Very

windy;mostly

sunny. High 50

to 56.

Partly

sunny. High

39 to 45.

Evening

Clear and cold.Low

28 to 34.

Bridgeport

56/

Stamford

57/

Peekskill

55/

White Plains

55/

Garden

City

59/

Sussex

54/

Newark

60/

Paterson

59/

Asbury Park

62/

Manasquan

63/

Toms River

63/

Long Beach

64/

Atlantic City

65/

Ocean City

64/

La G

58/

Sandy Hook

62/

Long Beach

60/

Deer Park

60/

Huntington

59/

JFK

58/

Montauk

57/

Riverhead

58/42 Southampton

57/

Ye sterday ............................................... 0.0”

Month to date (normal) ............. 0.0” (0.0”)

AQI rating:(for Sun.) .................................Good

SNOW

Showers

T-storms

Rain

Flurries

Snow

Ice

Cold

Warm

Stationary

Fronts

Shown are noonpositionsof

weather systems andprecipitation.

Temperature bands arehighsfor

the day. Forecasthigh/lowtempera-

tures aregivenfor selectedcities.

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Sunday, November 15, 2020

Western Union is sus-

pending US money trans-

fers to Cuba due to new em-

bargo regulations put in

place by the Trump admin-

istration.

Fincimex, the Cuban mili-

tary company that controls

remittances to Cuba, said

407 Western Union offices

on the island will close on

Nov. 23. The US govern-

ment published new regula-

tions this week that ban in-

teractions with companies

controlled by the Cuban

military in processing

money sent from the states.

Secretary of State Mike

Pompeo said that the meas-

ure seeks to cut the Cuban

military out of the business

and cut off funds to Cuban

security agencies accused

of human-rights violations.

Western Union is looking

for alternatives to maintain

the service, the Miami Her-

ald reported.

Eileen AJ Connelly

with Wires

Wire$ to

Cubans

yanked

$240K Lambo jacked

By STEFAN JEREMIAH

and SARA DoRN

This car thief should have stuck

to two wheels.

A man on a moped lived out a

“Fast and Furious” fantasy Friday

night, stealing a Lamborghini in

Manhattan, but then crashing the

$240,000 ride later in The Bronx

when the hot rod apparently be-

came too much to handle, police

said.

The wild incident unfolded just

before 7 p.m. when the owner of

the black 2016 Lamborghini Hura-

cán convertible — tech entrepre-

neur Ekim Kaya — was cruising on

the West Side Highway on his way

to the Manhattan Classic Car Club,

he told The Post on Saturday.

Just yards from his destination at

West 38th Street, Kaya was side-

swiped by a pair of 20-somethings

riding together on a black moped.

The impact sheared off the car’s

$2,400 driver’s side mirror, cops

said.

When he got out to ask the pair

for their IDs so he could submit an

insurance claim, an argument

broke out, and “they both started

kicking and hitting me,” Kaya said.

One of the men hopped in the

luxe Italian ride, locked the door,

and spent a full two minutes fum-

bling with the ignition before fig-

uring out how to put the stick-

shift in drive, eventually tearing

out north on the highway, Kaya

said.

The thief ’s pal followed suit, al-

though with decidedly less style,

puttering away on the beat-up

two-wheeler.

Four hours later and about 10

miles away, the car was found

completely “trashed,” near the en-

trance to a McDonald’s on Web-

ster Avenue in The Bronx, its de-

jected owner said.

Police are still searching for the

hoody-wearing suspects.

Kaya, a native of Turkey who

now calls Hudson Yards home, is

nursing bruises and lamenting the

damage to his beloved Lambo,

which he bought 2½ months ago.

He is unsure if he’ll repair it.

Duo trade up from moped

Ekim Kaya

Hell of a ride: Ekim Kaya’s Huracán lies smashed in The Bronx (far left)

after it was stolen. He earlier had shown off the ride on Instagram (above).