Good morning, New York. Here's what you need to know today.
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A Heat Advisory is in effect starting at noon until 8 this evening. With the hottest day of the summer likely upon us, it's best to hydrate and take it slow during the middle of the day as the hottest hours hit. While high temperatures reach the 80s to low 90s, it's the high humidity in combination that makes it feel like 95 to 100 degrees. Hazy sunshine prevails today and we'll heat up rapidly with a south breeze.
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Around New York
1. N.Y. Republican lawmakers file suit to overturn outside income limit
Republican state legislators are challenging the $35,000 pending limit on income lawmakers can earn outside of their elected jobs in a lawsuit filed this week. Lawmakers and Gov. Hochul approved a pay raise for legislators last year, increasing their salary to $142,000. That was coupled with a limit on outside income.
2. At summer camp, it's don't overdo it and stay hydrated
While New Yorkers are used to taking difficult weather conditions in stride, precautions were encouraged for over the next couple of days. At one Boys and Girls Club camp, those precautions were being taken seriously.
3. High-profile cardiac arrest cases show importance of fast response
The American College of Cardiology estimates 100 to 150 sudden cardiac deaths annually during competitive sports. According to the Mayo Clinic Health System, it’s the leading cause of death in young athletes. UAlbany head athletic trainer Jay Geigers aid the cases of Damar Hamlin and Bronny James show the importance of taking proactive measures, whether that’s having an AED, or CPR-certified individuals, on standby.
Around the Nation
1. Adams joins congressional delegation in pressing for federal migrant aid
2. CDC likely to recommend annual COVID shot similar to flu, director says
3. Bronny James discharged from hospital as LeBron sends thanks, says family is 'safe and healthy'