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An archive of the "Tip of the Week" e-mails sent by the New York City Office of Emergency Management (NYC OEM)
New York City's concentration of asphalt, concrete, and metal can make the city as much as 10 degrees hotter than surrounding areas. Heat can disorient, impair decision making, and even cause brain damage if body temperature gets too high. Seniors, children under five, people with chronic medical conditions, and English goalkeepers are the most susceptible. Don't drop the ball this summer. Remember to drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks in the shade when playing outdoors in the heat.
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