Spring scorcher: How New Yorkers are planning to beat the heat
Since it is still spring, cooling centers have not yet opened. Neither have city pools or beaches.
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May 22, 2021, 2:28 PM
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Updated 1,354 days ago
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7h agoNews 12 meteorologists are expecting a scorcher Saturday in
New York City with temperatures reaching 90 degrees.
Since it is still spring, cooling centers have not yet opened.
Neither have city pools or beaches.
News 12’s Alex Farrell spoke with New Yorkers about how they plan
to beat the heat.
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