Daniella Rodriguez

News 12 Staff

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Jun 17, 2024, 5:43 PM

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Updated

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Extreme heat is in the forecast for all five boroughs this week. Multiple days of 90+ degree weather are expected for the work week.

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Brooklyn residents are already relying on the city's cooling centers and other resources to handle the hot weather.

“Coming to the library, you find some cool spots,” said Gwen Fouchong, of Prospect Heights. “I’ll be coming to the library.”

News 12's Daniella Rodriguez spoke with other residents in Prospect Heights about what they're doing to beat the heat this week.

Click here to find cooling centers in your area.