Jack Klein, a 31-year-old construction site manager, has been monitoring temperatures in New York City's subway stations over the past two years. On a recent day in August, he took heat readings in several of the hottest stations, using teardrop-shaped thermometers affixed to steel beams. Klein also provides fans to overheated passengers and carries water into the stations to help those affected by the heat. He shares videos on social media to highlight the extreme temperatures commuters face in the subway system during the summer months.
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Jack Klein Monitors High Temperatures in NYC Subway Stations
Jack Klein, a construction site manager, has been actively monitoring and documenting high temperatures in New York City's subway stations. He uses thermometers to track heat levels and provides assistance to overheated passengers.
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‘132F’: meet the man calling out NYC’s infernally hot subway stations
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Jack Klein Monitors High Temperatures in NYC Subway Stations