ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月29日 05時18分

High Heat Raises Risks for Homeless Floridians

“I feel like I’m in hell,” Rickquita Monroe said. “It’s that hot.”

Each morning, Monroe, 34, and Curby Monroe, 32, wake up beneath an overpass in downtown Orlando, Florida. Throughout the night, they count on gusts of wind from passing traffic for relief from the thick, increasingly blistering Florida heat. It is especially dangerous to Monroe, who has a seizure disorder that is exacerbated by high temperatures.

The Monroes are among hundreds of thousands of Americans who are homeless and unsheltered during what signs indicate will be one of the hottest summers on record. Florida has the third largest homeless population in the nation after California and New York, according to national tallies from 2022.

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