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We recorded the temps of NYC subway stations during 100-degree heatwave — the results blew our minds: ‘Dante’s Inferno’
Temperatures in NYC subway stations were measured during a 100-degree heatwave, revealing extreme heat described as 'Dante’s Inferno.' The findings highlight dangerously high subway temperatures, with one line noting the risk of being 'barbecued' without physical contact.
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