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TRIPLE HEAT THREAT: Haze, Humidity, and Fire Danger Push Heat Index Past 100° Across St. Croix – Virgin Islands Free Press
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TRIPLE HEAT THREAT: Haze, Humidity, and Fire Danger Push Heat Index Past 100° Across St. Croix – Virgin Islands Free Press
By: Virgin Islands Free Press News Desk ST. CROIX — Residents across the U.S. Virgin Islands are bracing for an oppressive start to the workweek as a combination of lingering Saharan dust, elevated humidity, and unseasonably warm ocean temperatures push heat index values above $100^\circ\text{F}$ across coastal and low-lying areas. The National Weather Service in San Juan issued a formal Heat Advisory for St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John thro…
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