Businesses are feeling the heat from the Delaware Valley’s heatwave and some are even forced to shut down.
"Our compressor gave up on us, so we had to close down operations since we've got an oven right in the main room, which heats up all the room," he explained. Working with an oven all day, a working air-conditioner is a must.
It's been a tough week for Radwa Melouk, also, trying to sell cool and refreshing treats outside the Art Museum.
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