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[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

Mayor Mamdani Hosts "The Morning Pitch" to Provide Traffic and Weather Updates Ahead of World Cup
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[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

🚨EXTREME HEAT WATCH IN NYC🚨

Wednesday through at least Saturday, heat indices will surpass 100 degrees, potentially reaching 109 on Friday.

These are extremely dangerous conditions, and New Yorkers must plan now to stay safe and help their neighbors do the same.

The best way to prepare for extreme heat is to identify a safe, air-conditioned place you can spend the hot days.

If you don't have air-conditioning at home, plan to stay with family and friends or visit a free, public cooling center. Beginning Wednesday, the City will activate hundreds of free locations across the city.

Find one nearest you, including accessible and pet-friendly options, by visiting https://t.co/Iqa7gXBq7R or by calling 311.

Once you have your heat plan, check in on your neighbors — especially seniors, outdoor workers, and people with chronic health illnesses — to make sure they have one too.

Under the City's Heat Emergency Plan, the City has been planning since last week for what may be a historic heat wave. We will continue to share heat safety guidance and emergency updates throughout the week.

Sign up for emergency alerts by texting NOTIFYNYC to 692-692 and visit https://t.co/Iqa7gXBq7R for more guidance.

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

It’s a foggy, rainy, and windy start to the week here in NYC. Here’s what you need to know:

Forecast: Highs in the low 60s turn into lows in the mid 30s.

Precipitation: High chance of rain and possible thunderstorms today.

Wind: Gusts up to 55 MPH.

Staten Island Ferry: Regular 30-minute midday schedule.

NYC Ferry: Operating normally but riders should monitor NYC Ferry app for service alerts.

Prepare for thunderstorms and rainfall by visiting https://t.co/sEOhIlj2rN.

To sign up for updates, text NOTIFYNYC to 692-692.

[NYClimate @NYClimate]

We're developing NYC’s first Environmental Justice Plan. Tell us what’s impacting your community and what real solutions look like. Your voice. Your neighborhood.

Deadline: April 1st https://t.co/2QD5o6sKTR

*Available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Bangla, & Haitian Creole.

[NYC Sanitation @NYCSanitation]

NYC: There's going to be a (big? small?) snowstorm this weekend & we may need help shoveling out after (and you'll earn $19+/hour).

Register Saturday, Feb. 21, 8am-1pm at any DSNY garage WITHOUT an appointment. Please bring ID/photos. Full info: https://t.co/MSpEh79ytO

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

#NYCASP Las reglas de estacionamiento alterno están suspendidas jueves, 12 de febrero, Lincoln's Birthday.

Los parquímetros permanecerán en efecto.

🚗Sigue https://t.co/yMIHLq83Bc

📲Descarga la aplicación móvil para alertas directas a tu teléfono: https://t.co/ZtuxrWkwFQ

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

#NYCASP Street Cleaning/Alternate Side Parking rules are suspended on Thursday, February 12, for Lincoln's Birthday.

Parking meters are in effect.

🚗Twice daily ASP updates on Twitter: https://t.co/yMIHLq83Bc

📲Download our app for push notifications: https://t.co/YYUMiIRrnW

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

As temperatures rise after days of extreme cold and snow, serious safety risks remain across New York City.

Melting snow and ice can fall from buildings and structures without warning. Property owners and construction sites are required to remove hazardous ice and snow. Report unsafe conditions to 311. Call 911 for emergencies.

Salty meltwater can damage underground electrical equipment and, in rare cases, trigger manhole fires or other hazardous conditions. If you see smoke, sparks, or an open manhole, move away immediately and call 911.

Wet streets and sidewalks can refreeze overnight, especially on bridges and shaded blocks. Dangerous ice and new potholes are likely. Walk and drive with extreme caution.

Ice on lakes, ponds, rivers, and tidal areas is unstable after temperature swings. Salt water ice is often thinner and weaker than freshwater ice. Never assume ice is safe. Avoid icy areas near bridges, docks, and moving water. Closely supervise children at all times.

If someone falls through the ice, call 911 immediately. Do not attempt a rescue without proper equipment. Many rescuers become victims themselves.

At home, check vents and flues for blockages. Make sure smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working. Use proper footwear outdoors and check on older neighbors and those who may need assistance.

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

@nycemergencymgt 🔴 Due to extreme cold temperatures, Code Blue procedures are currently in effect until further notice.

If you see a homeless person outside in these frigid temperatures, please call us at 311, regardless of the time of day. @NYCDHS

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

@nycemergencymgt 🔴 If your apartment has inadequate heat, notify your landlord or super immediately, and if the issue has not been corrected, submit a service request at https://t.co/hbhM6jbghf.

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

NYC is under an Extreme Cold Warning from the NWS through Sunday & a Weather Alert from @nycemergencymgt thru Monday.

Avoid going outdoors; cover exposed skin if you must.

Check on older adults, people with medical needs, & neighbors.

Get notifications: https://t.co/VRJ5XBxEkI

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

Mayor Mamdani Holds Press Conference to Provide a Winter Weather Briefing https://t.co/VFcCnhVvVw

[NYCEM - Notify NYC @NotifyNYC]

.@nycemergencymgt urges New Yorkers to prepare for cold weather & freezing conditions from Sat, 2/7 to Mon, 2/9. Dress warmly & check on friends/neighbors. For more info: https://t.co/evL2Mlao8o

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

Due to the extreme cold, warming centers continue to be open to anyone in need.

If you, or someone you know, needs to get out of the cold, you can go to any of the centers.

Find locations at https://t.co/L57eYWiddB.

[New York City 311 @nyc311]

Dangerously low temperatures return to New York City this weekend.

When temps drop outside, the heat should be on inside.

If you have little or no heat and/or no hot water in your apartment, visit https://t.co/hbhM6jaIrH.

[NYC Emergency Management @nycemergencymgt]

This weekend presents a moderate to high excessive cold threat to life and property.

Wind chills near or below 0°F can cause frostbite in minutes. Severe frostbite can lead to permanent nerve damage, loss of feeling, skin and tissue death, and infection. Limit time outdoors and take frequent breaks indoors.

Dress in loose, warm layers. Cover your face, hands, ears, and feet. Avoid wet clothing. Check on older adults, people with medical needs, and neighbors. Bring pets inside.

Keep space heaters away from anything flammable, plug them directly into the socket and never use extension cords, and never use ovens or grills to heat your home. Let faucets drip and open cabinet doors to prevent frozen pipes.

Call your landlord for heat or hot water issues and contact 311 if they are not resolved.

If you need heat, warming centers are open to everyone. Find locations at https://t.co/pJZpBzR8bT.

Winter weather safety tips: https://t.co/3t3I1pb2xQ. Stay informed with @NotifyNYC, text NotifyNYC to 692-692.

[NYC Mayor's Public Engagement Unit @MayorsPEU]

Check on your people, NYC. ❄️ This cold weather is serious. Some neighbors face higher risk, including older adults, people with disabilities, and people without stable housing. If someone needs help, City resources are available. Reach out. Speak up. Take action. 💙

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

It’s your city, from the sidewalk to the skyline. The David Dinkins Municipal Building’s rooftop is open & free to everyone, starting this June.

[NYC DOT @NYC_DOT]

Alternate Side Parking will be suspended Tuesday, 2/3 for snow operations.

Meters remain in effect.

[NYC Sanitation @NYCSanitation]

After days and days of working on BOTH snow operations and collection, we ARE catching up on trash and compost pickup. And we ARE collecting paper and metal/glass/plastic recycling, too, FAR FASTER than in previous storms.

It’s a 24/7 operation – working on both collection and snow removal - running hundreds of collection trucks on every shift, 12 hours at a time, until we are fully caught up.

Thousands of people are working to get this done as quickly as possible, and we appreciate your ongoing patience as we work to do it all.