Temperatures will feel like they're approaching 100 degrees Wednesday, as New York City is on track for its first heat wave of the summer this week.
to see how they were dealing with the weather.
The only place hotter than the pavement on a sweltering summer day may be the inside of Isaac Sabeha's food truck. From 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., he mans the grill with little respite, except for the occasional breeze. NYC's extreme heat beating down on US Open; Djokovic:"Not easy, but you've got to fight" With a Heat Advisory in place until 8 p.m., the city is asking people to take it easy -- and many did, with cold water, fans and a nap under shaded trees. In New York City, most heat-related deaths occur after exposure to heat in homes without air conditioning, which is why"Yesterday, she was out for a long time, but it did a number on her. So I'm being careful today," Jamie Miles said walking a dog.
"We do notice there is a lot of concrete and asphalt, and hitting the asphalt is like a fist to your face sometimes," said Ingeborg De Graaf, from the Netherlands. To put things into perspective, temperatures across the world hit an all-time high this summer, but things have been relatively below average here in our area.
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