The heat today could be dangerous, know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and how to stay safe.
Still, health experts say that the best way to fight the heat is to limit your time outside. But for many in the restaurant industry, being inside can't provide much relief either.
“In the kitchen it’s about 125 tonight even with ventilation and everything but there’s not much you can really do about it,” said Richard Ansara, owner of Tresca in Boston. The heat hasn't deterred many from still enjoying the weekend outdoors though. At the last day of the Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival, many have come to enjoy the attractions despite the heat.
"It’s pretty hot, so we decided we would come to the beach before it got too hot and luckily there’s a little bit of a breeze," said Tom Allen of Arlington, Massachusetts."So we’re just going to try and go in the water and chill out the best we can.”
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