Highest temperature in NYC on July 1?85°F or below

New York: this is not ordinary summer weather. This is dangerous heat that can take lives. Our administration is mobilizing to keep people safe and the city prepared. • • We are: • • Opening hundreds of cooling centers. You can find your nearest cooling center at or by calling 311. • • Providing real-time walking directions to nearby cooling centers on thousands of LinkNYC kiosks. • • Deploying 21 COOL vans to bring medical care, water, sunscreen, and transportation directly to our most vulnerable neighbors and check on older adults in their homes. • • Expanding outdoor cooling stations with water, misting fans, and cooling towels for outdoor workers including street vendors, deliveristas, and day laborers. • • Contacting more than 75,000 businesses to encourage heat illness plans and remind workers that they can use Protected Time Off for heat-related health issues. • • Extending hours at Olympic- and intermediate-sized outdoor pools until 8:30 p.m. • • Connecting neighbors with outdoor cool options like spray showers at • • Distributing spray caps from local firehouses to adults 18 and over to safely turn fire hydrants into sprinklers.

New York: this is not ordinary summer weather. This is dangerous heat that can take lives. Our administration is mobilizing to keep people safe and the city prepared. • • We are: • Opening hundreds of cooling centers. You can find your nearest cooling center at or by calling 311. • • Providing real-time walking directions to nearby cooling centers on thousands of LinkNYC kiosks. • • Deploying 21 COOL vans to bring medical care, water, sunscreen, and transportation directly to our most vulnerable neighbors and check on older adults in their homes. • • Expanding outdoor cooling stations with water, misting fans, and cooling towels for outdoor workers including street vendors, deliveristas, and day laborers. • • Contacting more than 75,000 businesses to encourage heat illness plans and remind workers that they can use Protected Time Off for heat-related health issues. • • Extending hours at Olympic- and intermediate-sized outdoor pools until 8:30 p.m. • • Connecting neighbors with outdoor cool options like spray showers at • • Distributing spray caps from local firehouses to adults 18 and over to safely turn fire hydrants into sprinklers.

New York: this is not ordinary summer weather. This is dangerous heat that can take lives. Our administration is mobilizing to keep people safe and the city prepared. We are: • Opening hundreds of cooling centers. You can find your nearest cooling center at or by calling 311. • • Providing real-time walking directions to nearby cooling centers on thousands of LinkNYC kiosks. • • Deploying 21 COOL vans to bring medical care, water, sunscreen, and transportation directly to our most vulnerable neighbors and check on older adults in their homes. • • Expanding outdoor cooling stations with water, misting fans, and cooling towels for outdoor workers including street vendors, deliveristas, and day laborers. • • Contacting more than 75,000 businesses to encourage heat illness plans and remind workers that they can use Protected Time Off for heat-related health issues. • • Extending hours at Olympic- and intermediate-sized outdoor pools until 8:30 p.m. • • Connecting neighbors with outdoor cool options like spray showers at • • Distributing spray caps from local firehouses to adults 18 and over to safely turn fire hydrants into sprinklers.