Yonkers residents head to Tibbets Brook Pool as temperatures rise
Residents in Yonkers have made their way to Tibbets Brook Pool to cool down from all the summer heat.
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Jul 19, 2022, 4:50 PM
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11h agoResidents
in Yonkers have made their way to
Tibbets Brook Pool to cool down from all the summer
heat.
Many
families headed out to the pool as temperatures rapidly rise and will continue
to increase over these next couple of days.
News
12 meteorologists say the worst of this stretch will be Wednesday and Thursday
when heat advisories from the National Weather Service will be in effect.
A
heat wave becomes official once there are three consecutive days of 90+
temperatures.
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12's Lisa Larocca has the sights and sounds from the pool.
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