Heatwave to roast NYC with 100-degree real-feel temps heres when the humidity sets in

Another potentially deadly heatwave will envelop the northeast this week, with temperatures set to feel like 100 degrees — though it’ll feel less intense than the one that baked the area earlier this month.Temperatures in the Big Apple will peak Wednesday at 96 degrees, although the feel-like temperature will top 100 degrees.Mercury will spike at 92 on Thursday.Parts of the Jersey Shore will reach feels-like temperatures of 107 Wednesday, according to AccuWeather.“It’s a close call as to whether Central Park will hit 100 on Wednesday.

Some of the New Jersey suburbs that tend to run a little bit hotter, such as Newark, will probably hit 100 on Wednesday,” John Feerick, senior meteorologist at AccuWeather, told The Post on Monday.“Philadelphia probably hits the century mark as well.Central Park will be a closer call, but certainly in the realm of possibility,” Feerick added.At least three New York residents died from heat during the recent scorcher in the first week of July.“Stay hydrated, stay in the shade if you are going to be outdoors for a prolonged period of time, stay in the air conditioning if you can.

If you don’t have air conditioning, obviously, you want to keep the fans running.Stay cool any way you can,” he said.New York City has experienced nine 90-plus days so far this summer, with an average summer in the city enduring 15 days above that figure.The record number of 90-degree-plus days in New York City is 39, and was set in two different years, 1991 and 1993.New Yorkers will experience some relief this week, with the heatwave set to be less intense than last week’s, with far lower humidity, although conditions could still be “deadly,” Feerick warned.“Even though this might not be quite as bad as the last heat wave, it still could be a deadly heat wave if you don’t heed the warnings.

You definitely want to make sure you stay cool and hydrated as best you can,” he said.No rain is expected in New York until the weekend at...