What residents and local businesses are doing to beat the heat.
Those who had to work outside found the heat "difficult to work in," while joggers and dog walkers explained that they try to "run in the morning toOne hiker shared that despite "covering
up and drinking water," it was difficult to be out in the heat for long."We see a big increase on days like this," said Sarah Rose, an employee at McConnell's. "You might even make double."
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