Philadelphia, PA – The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued excessive heat warnings and advisories for the Philadelphia region. Wednesday’s heat index values are expected to soar between 100°F and 105°F across eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
According to the National Weather Service, Philadelphia, Trenton, and surrounding areas will experience the brunt of this heatwave. Trenton’s heat index could reach 104°F, while Philadelphia may hit 105°F. The advisory also affects communities such as Allentown, Reading, and Wilmington.
Residents are urged to take precautions as temperatures climb. The National Weather Service advises drinking plenty of water, staying indoors, and avoiding strenuous outdoor activities. The heatwave is expected to peak in the afternoon.
Local emergency services are on alert, and cooling centers may be available for those in need. Residents should monitor updates for the latest information on the heat advisory. Stay safe and prepare accordingly as temperatures rise.
