New Yorkers brave scorching NYC temps, advised to stay hydrated
New Yorkers are advised to stay hydrated and keep cool as New York City sees high temperatures.
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Jul 6, 2021, 9:28 PM
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7h agoNew Yorkers are advised to stay hydrated and keep cool as New York City sees high temperatures.
Some tips to stay cool include:
- Staying hydrated
- Wearing light-colored clothing
- Staying cool in an air-conditioned environment
- Checking on your neighbors
News 12’s Marisa Marcellino details more on how New Yorkers are beating the heat from Wakefield.
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