CLEVELAND — The National Weather Service has canceled a heat advisory for most of the News 5 viewing area on Thursday.
High temperatures were expected to reach or exceed 90 degrees, with the humidity making it feel like 95 to 100 degrees. Dew points, or a measure of how humid it is, were very high. Florida-level humidity has persisted for a second day, contributing to the dangerous heat.
If you are ever outside in conditions like today, make sure to wear SPF 30+ sunscreen and reapply every two hours. Also, drink plenty of water. Staying hydrated is key when it's this hot and humid. Limit your time in general, especially if you have heat or air quality sensitivities.
It will be cooler and much more comfortable on Friday as the humidity drops and highs are only near 80.
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