Heat advisory issued for NYC, cooling centers open

NEW YORK — The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for New York City, with temperatures expected to hit as high as 95.

The weather service says the heat index may rise to 100 on Tuesday.

New York City officials have opened air-conditioned cooling centers throughout the five boroughs. The cooling centers are public places such as senior centers and Salvation Army community centers.

New Yorkers who want to find the nearest cooling center can call 311 or visit the website of the city Office of Emergency Management.
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Heat advisory issued for NYC, cooling centers open