HEAT ALERT: 10 counties under emergency activation due to extreme heat. Here are some ways to stay cool.
Ten counties across New Jersey are under an emergency activation due to the extreme heat.
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Jul 20, 2022, 11:10 AM
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Updated 667 days ago
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10h agoTen counties across New Jersey are
under an emergency activation due to the extreme heat.
To help residents who are unhoused,
the state has opened a number of cooling centers across the counties under the
emergency heat activation.
In Asbury Park, police have issued a
heat advisory from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., as the heat index value ranges from 100
to 105.
Police are reminding people to drink
a lot of water, stay in air-conditioned places and try to get out of the
sun.
Another way to beat the heat on the
boardwalk is public splash pads.
Monmouth County will be under the
emergency activation until Sunday.
