An unusually hot summer has shifted the demand curve for lemonade to the right. At the new equilibrium you can expect .?

At the new equilibrium, the increased demand for lemonade due to the unusually hot summer will likely lead to a higher equilibrium price and a greater quantity of lemonade sold. Producers may respond to this higher demand by increasing their supply, but if the supply does not keep pace, prices will remain elevated. Consumers may also adjust their consumption habits, potentially leading to a more sustained interest in lemonade even after the summer heat subsides.