"With real-feel temps soaring past 105 degrees Fahrenheit in Central Park, the city's first major heat wave of the year is bringing sweat-soaked misery."
"Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul have issued emergency responses, with Hochul declaring a State of Emergency across 32 counties."
This week, Central Park tied a nearly 140-year-old heat record with temperatures reaching 96 degrees Fahrenheit. As one of the hottest June stretches in a decade, the city is experiencing a significant heat wave, prompting the National Weather Service to issue heat advisories. In response, emergency measures have been enacted by local authorities, including a State of Emergency declaration by Governor Kathy Hochul. Despite the sweltering conditions, relief is expected later in the week with cooler temperatures and potential scattered showers.
Read at Time Out New York
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