Sweltering heat has NYC warning residents to take it easy
The city issued a heat advisory for Sunday as they warn that the heat index could reach up to 104 degrees.
News 12 Staff
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Aug 7, 2022, 5:46 PM
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Updated 627 days ago
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316ds agoThe city issued a heat advisory for Sunday as they warn that
the heat index could reach up to 104 degrees.
These temperatures could be dangerous, especially for people
without air conditioning, older adults and people with chronic health
conditions. The city recommends avoiding strenuous outdoor activities,
especially for those with lung disease and asthma.
News 12’s Shakti Denis was at Domino Park in Williamsburg
where people were hoping to escape the punishing heat.
