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max September 9, 2025 7 minute read

The covert project to (finally) measure hellish subway heat

Meet Jack Klein, the guy stealthily collects data about New York’s hottest days underground.

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Photo of Jack Klein, founder of NewYorkLab standing on a subway platform in Brooklyn, NY.
Jack Klein, founder of NewYorkLab. (Max Levy / Sequencer)

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