The city of Philadelphia set a new record on Sunday by reaching 99 degrees -- it was the hottest day in 10 years, according to Meteorologist Brittany Boyer.
PHILADELPHIA -- People are ready to see temperatures start to come down, but for now, they are trying their best to stay cool.
The city of Philadelphia set a new record on Sunday by reaching 99 degrees -- it was the hottest day in 10 years,The city has extended the hours for their cooling centers through Monday. Drinking plenty of water and taking breaks in the AC is how people are getting through this heat wave. "We had initially scheduled everything to be outside, but given the weather, we moved the activities inside," said Ross Mitchell, the executive director at Glen Foerd.
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