Outdoor exercise in Miami has been fraught this summer with rising heat.
Carl Juste
cjuste@miamiherald.com
This week, Miami hit 100 degrees for the first time since the 1800s, the latest in a slew of records broken this sweltering summer.
But anyone who’s stepped outside in South Florida this summer can tell you, it’s hot. Really hot.
Keeping homes cool in the baking sun is a pricey task. We want to hear from you about how high your power bill has gotten and what you’re doing to keep cool regardless. Cranking up the temperatures at night? Spending more time in public spaces like the library? Have you sought out financial aid?
The Miami Herald wants to hear from readers about how their electric bills look this summer because of the record-breaking heat. The Herald will not publish information in this survey unless we’ve contacted you first. If the form doesn’t show up on screen, click this link.
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Alex Harris is the lead climate change reporter for the Miami Herald’s climate team, which covers how South Florida communities are adapting to the warming world. Her beat also includes environmental issues and hurricanes. She attended the University of Florida.