Eastern US sweats through another hot day before rain, cold move in
Summary
The eastern United States experienced a second day of unusually hot weather, prompting some schools, like those in Philadelphia, to switch to remote learning due to poor air conditioning. Temperatures broke records in cities like Boston and Portland, Maine, before cooler weather and rain are expected later in the week.Key Facts
- The eastern U.S. had another day of early-season heat on Wednesday.
- Philadelphia schools moved to remote learning in 57 schools because of inadequate air conditioning.
- Record high temperatures were reached in Portland, Maine (92°F/33°C) and Boston (96°F/35.5°C).
- Boston schools allowed students to wear lighter clothing and used fans and water bottles to cope with the heat.
- A heat advisory was active in parts of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
- New York City opened cooling centers to help people stay safe during the heat.
- A cold front with rain is expected later in the week to bring cooler temperatures.
- City officials emphasized the importance of community support during extreme weather.
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