The heat goes on: LIers head for water, cool air on final day of brutal temps
The North Shore will see the worst of it, with the heat index expected at 101 in places like Northport and Great Neck.
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Jun 30, 2021, 11:28 AM
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Updated 1,122 days ago
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2h agoWith a third day of brutal heat on Long Island, many were looking for the best options to cool off outdoors.
Temps in the 90s along with high humidity made conditions feel above 100 in some spots.
On the South Shore, there was a bit more relief.
That makes a place like Jones Beach all the more popular, with people hitting the boardwalk even before 6 a.m.
Many Long Island beaches, pools and splash parks announced extended hours through the Fourth of July.
For those wondering when this'll come to an end -- Thursday will start a decline in temps toward the 70s that should stick for a few days.
