New York heat advisories
There are no heat advisories in New York right now. The last one was issued on August 9, 2026.
Hot and humid conditions will raise the heat index enough to cause heat illness for people without cooling.
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Active heat advisories in New York
None right now. Other active alerts in New York: none.
Heat Advisories in New York by year
New York averaged 29.5 heat advisories per year from 2016 to 2025, and has had 24 so far in 2026. The most recent was issued on August 9, 2026.
Counties with the most heat advisories
What a heat advisory means
A heat advisory is issued when the heat index, which combines temperature and humidity, is expected to reach levels that can cause heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Thresholds vary across the country because people adapt to their local climate: offices in the Gulf Coast use higher values than those in the Northeast or Pacific Northwest.
More about heat advisories and the national map →
What to do
- Drink plenty of water and limit strenuous activity outdoors.
- Spend time in air conditioning; public libraries and cooling centers can help.
- Never leave children or pets in parked cars.
- Learn the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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