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Port Authority Bus Terminal's AC Not Fully Online After Blackout
NEW YORK (AP) -- Commuters should expect a warm arrival at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City.
The Port Authority says the terminal's air conditioning system is not fully online Monday following Saturday's power outage that left parts of Manhattan in the dark for several hours. The agency says the temperature in the terminal will be "much warmer than normal.''
Due to the previous power outage the PA Bus Terminal air conditioning system is not fully on line. We anticipate that tomorrow the temperature in the terminal will be much warmer than normal. We appreciate your patience while we work to correct this issue.
— PortAuthBusTerminal (@PABusTerminal) July 14, 2019
The Port Authority says it's working to fix the problem.
Saturday's blackout affected thousands for about five hours along a 40-block stretch that included Times Square to 72nd Street and Broadway, and spreading to Rockefeller Center.