It will be a fight to beat the heat today, as the weather makes for some dangerous conditions. ZinniaDee_TV has advice to keep you and your loved ones safe:
It will be a fight to beat the heat Wednesday, as the weather makes for some dangerous conditions.CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado is live in Verona, New Jersey with tips to stay safe.The hottest day ever in New Jersey was recorded back on July 10, 1936 when it was 110 degrees. Temperatures aren't expected to soar that high, but it's still going to be extremely hot.
Be sure to drink plenty of fluids and stay hydrated, avoid high energy activities during peak sun, and remember to check on family members and elderly neighbors.
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