New York City is preparing for an extremely hot weekend.
The National Meteorological Administration issued a warning of overheating, which will take effect for five administrative regions from noon on Friday to 8 pm. m. Sunday.
Due to the extremely hot weather, Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a state of emergency in the area.
Temperatures are expected to reach 90 degrees on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The forecast shows that the temperature on Friday is 93 degrees, 99 degrees on Saturday and 97 degrees on Sunday.
Humidity makes the weather feel warmer than this.
Friday\'s high temperature index could be as high as 105, and Saturday and Sunday\'s high temperature index could be as high as 110.
This will be the first heat wave in the city in 2019.
Heat waves occur when temperatures exceed 90 degrees for three consecutive days or more.
It is expected that the heat and humidity will weaken by Monday.
The temperature is expected to reach 83 degrees on Monday.
The city pool will be open for an extra hour starting at 11. m. to 8 p. m.
The beach will open until 7 in the eveningm.
On weekends.
The city says 500 cooling centers in five boroughs are open to New Yorkers without air conditioning.
Such services will be provided in libraries, community centres, senior centres, and urban public housing facilities.
To view the list of cooling centers, please call 311 or visit.
The New York Public Library will open five additional branches in three districts starting at one o\'clock P. M. m. to 5 p.
M: The Bridge Library and Sound View Library in Bronx, the Morningside Highland library and Harlem Library in Manhattan, and the Stapleton Library in Staten Island.
Seven other libraries in the three districts will also be open as planned.
The Environmental Protection Department will have water-on-the-
From Friday to Sunday, go to the portable water dispenser in the busy pedestrian area of the five administrative districts.
For those who want to beat the heat on the street, remind residents to let FDNY-
Fire hydrant hat approved by local fire station.
Here is a list of the mayor\'s office: to the airline
Even in a few hours, there is a conditional location.
Stay away from the sun and avoid extreme temperature changes.
Wearing light, light drink water
In the absence of air conditioning or outside, there are colored clothes inside.
Protect your pets and service animals when it\'s extremely hot: never leave your pets in the car.
Even if the windows are closed, the temperature will rise rapidly and can be fatal to your pet.
If you see a pet or child in a hot car, please call 911.
Make sure your pet has access to a lot of water, especially when it\'s hot.
Take part in activities that keep you cool, such as watching movies, shopping in the mall, swimming in the pool or on the beach.
Make sure the doors and windows are tight-
In the apartment where children live, screen and window guards are installed.
Don\'t leave your child or pet in the car even for a few minutes.
Check your neighbors in the heat wave, especially if they are elderly, young children and disabled.
If you or someone you know has difficulty breathing, call 911 immediately.
Fast heartbeat of hot dry skin.
Confused, lost, or dizzy.
Nausea and vomiting.
If you or someone you know feels weak or fainting, go to a cool place to drink water.
Call the doctor or 911 if there is no improvement.
New Yorkers should also save energy because demand will be higher in extremely hot weather.
The city recommends that the air conditioner not be less than 78 degrees when in use and turn off when no one is at home. (
As part of the high temperature emergency announced by the mayor, owners of 100 feet or higher buildings were instructed to set the building thermostat to 78 degrees from Friday morning to Sunday night to save energy. )
Here is a list of tips provided in the Con Edison press release on how to save energy in hot weather: turn off the air conditioner, lights and other appliances when not at home, and use the timer to turn on the air conditioner for about half
An hour before arriving home;
Make sure the air conditioner filter is clean so that the unit can operate with maximum efficiency;
Set the thermostat to a maximum comfort temperature.
For each reduction of 1 degree, the cooling cost is increased by 6%;
If you have air in a room
Air conditioning equipment, closing unused rooms;
If you have a central air conditioner, block the UN vent.
Rooms used or vacant;
In order to reduce the heat and moisture in the apartment or family, in the early morning or late night, when the outdoor temperature is usually low, run electrical appliances such as ovens, washing machines, dryers and dishwashers.
Cook in a microwave, if possible, or grill outside;
Keep the curtains, blinds and curtains closed.
About 40% of the heat comes from the window.
Simply pull the blinds and curtains as insulation to reduce the heat in your apartment or home;
Use the fan instead of the air conditioner, but be sure to open the window for ventilation.
Fans only use one-
Ten energy as air conditioning.