A dangerous heat wave is gripping the Northeast, with New…
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A dangerous heat wave is gripping the Northeast, with New York City declaring a heat emergency as temperatures and humidity combine to push feels-like temperatures above 100°F through the Fourth of July weekend.
Forecasters say Central Park could reach 100°F for the first time since 2012, nearing the city's all-time record of 106°F, set on July 9, 1936.
Officials are urging residents to stay indoors, use cooling centers, and limit time outside during the hottest parts of the day.
(via extremeweatherwatch.com , NBC New York)
Forecasters say Central Park could reach 100°F for the first time since 2012, nearing the city's all-time record of 106°F, set on July 9, 1936.
Officials are urging residents to stay indoors, use cooling centers, and limit time outside during the hottest parts of the day.
(via extremeweatherwatch.com , NBC New York)
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