(17 Jun 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
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Chicago – 17 June 2024
1. Food truck
2. Cook cutting tomato in food truck
3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Soto, Cook at Caseras food truck:
"Sometimes we have fans in here but today we didn’t bring them, we’ll need to bear the heat all day."
4. Various of cooks at Caseras food truck grilling meat, preparing food
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Emanuel Ramos, Cook at Caseras food truck:
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"I don’t really like the hot so this is going to be very painful for me. I just try drinking the most cold water that I can."
6. City worker watering plants
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Weldon Spring, Missouri – 17 June 2024
7. Wyatt Seymore, in pink shirt, and Ethan Hickman working in a hot trailer moving fireworks in preparation for a fireworks stand opening
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Farmington Hills, Michigan – 17 June 2024
8. Contractors’ employees work on a water main project in the heat
STORYLINE:
The U.S. last year saw the most heat waves, consisting of abnormally hot weather lasting more than two days, since 1936. Officials again warned residents to take precautions.
Much of the Midwest and Northeast were under heat warnings or watches.
The heat wave was moving eastward Sunday into the Plains and the Great Lakes area and was expected to arrive in the Northeast by Tuesday.
The threat of thunderstorms with potential high winds and heavy rainfall was increasing in the Chicago area, even as heat indices were forecast to reach near 100 degrees F (37.7 C) through the middle of the week.
Cooks at Caseras in Chicago coped with the heat as best they could as they grilled meat inside their small food truck.
Emanuel Ramos, of Caseras food truck was dreading the high temperatures this week, "I don’t really like the hot so this is going to be very painful for me."
In Weldon Spring, Missouri, two workers moving fireworks in preparation for a fireworks stand used wet rags over their necks to attempt to cool down.
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