How to beat the heat: Cooling centers to open before high temps hit
Nassau Executive Laura Curran and county officials are discussing tips that will help residents protect themselves from oppressive heat and heat-related illnesses.
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Jul 16, 2019, 3:45 PM
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Updated 2,009 days ago
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Nassau Executive Laura Curran and county officials are discussing tips that will help residents protect themselves from oppressive heat and heat-related illnesses.
News 12 meteorologists are expecting records high temperatures this week.
The county executive is recommending that people limit their time outdoors and take advantage of cooling centers.
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