Northeast U.S. Heat Index Reaches 105-115°F, Consumers Asked to Limit Power Use 4-8 PM

According to the National Weather Service, the Northeast experienced near-record heat Thursday, with heat index values reaching 105-115 degrees Fahrenheit when accounting for humidity. New York City and the surrounding region faced peak conditions, prompting ISO New England to request consumers voluntarily reduce electricity consumption between 4 and 8 p.m. The grid operator recommended residents pre-cool homes, close window blinds, and shift major appliance use such as washing machines and dishwashers to off-peak hours.
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