In the next few days, starting Monday, August 6, in new York, new Jersey and Connecticut will be unbearably hot and stuffy.
Warning of impending heat, the national weather service (National Weather Service) has released for the Big Apple, the lower part of the valley of the Hudson, as well as for the northeast new Jersey and southern Connecticut.
The temperature can reach 90°F (+33°C), but Heat Index (a measure of subjective feelings of temperature, depending on humidity) infernal mix of heat and moisture will be in the range of 100°F (+37°C).
Remember, look before you lock your cars in the heat! The temperature in your car can quickly become deadly! pic.twitter.com/55KLSk7gYb
— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) August 6, 2018
Meteorologists warn that extreme heat is especially dangerous for the elderly and with chronic diseases.
To specify the addresses of the cooling centers in new York, please, call 311 or at the city Department of emergency situations where you can use the map to find the nearest life-saving oasis.
Doctors strongly recommend to minimize the time spent on the street, including work and sports, and the interior to include air conditioning. We will remind, in July, a woman died from a heart attack, which was working in the garden under the scorching sun.
A beautiful sunrise over #NYC this morning. Temperatures will rise into the 90s today with heat index values between 95-100° by afternoon. A heat advisory is in effect until 8 PM Tuesday. 🌇 pic.twitter.com/x0tjgyQEyl
— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) August 6, 2018
Perhaps the evening of Tuesday, August 7, thunderstorms will cool a little new York. However, most likely they should expect in Wednesday.
By the weekend the heat subsides, but a little up to 80-85°F (+26…+29°C).
