New York City’s subway system is reaching extreme temperatures, creating conditions that riders describe as unbearable. A recent investigation highlights how sweltering heat—often exceeding what many consider survivable—has become a daily reality for commuters. The article explores firsthand accounts of passengers enduring stifling air, broken ventilation, and the lack of relief during peak travel times. For those who rely on public transit, the heat poses more than just discomfort—it raises serious questions about safety and infrastructure.
Just How Ridiculously, Hellishly Hot Are New York City’s Subways? Jack Can Tell You. Mother Jones
