Schools stay open amid extreme heat warning
Briefly

BROOKLYNNYC Public Schools have announced they will remain open despite an extreme heat warning affecting all five boroughs, with temperatures projected to reach 100°F and heat indexes peaking at 105°F. An Air Quality Health Advisory has also been issued, compelling special attention for young children, seniors, and vulnerable individuals. In response to the heat, officials have recommended that students wear lightweight clothing and, if possible, conduct activities indoors. For relief from the heat, residents are encouraged to utilize local cooling centers, accessible via 311 services.
Despite an extreme heat warning, BROOKLYNNYC Public Schools will remain open, with temperatures expected to reach 100F and heat indexes up to 105F.
Officials recommend that students wear lightweight clothing and move activities indoors to mitigate the impact of extreme heat.
An Air Quality Health Advisory has been issued, urging special care for young children, seniors, and other vulnerable individuals during the heatwave.
New Yorkers can find cooling centers during the heatwave by contacting 311 or visiting the 311 website for assistance.
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