As temperatures rise, various organizations are emphasizing the importance of heat safety. The National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued an Excessive Heat Watch from 11 AM Tuesday to 8 PM Thursday for the Valley, foothills, and Delta regions. Authorities are urging the public to stay hydrated, dress appropriately, apply sunscreen, and never leave children or pets in cars. The Philadelphia Fire Department and other entities are advising people to avoid direct sun, stay in the shade, and avoid peak daytime hours for outdoor activities. National Heat Awareness Day highlights the risks of heat-related illnesses, especially for vulnerable groups such as outdoor workers, seniors, and children. The California EPA and Cal OES are also sharing tips to help people stay safe during heat waves, emphasizing the invisible but dangerous impact of climate change.
Heat is on the way next week! An Excessive Heat Watch is in effect from 11 AM Tuesday to 8 PM Thursday for the Valley, foothills, and Delta. NOW is the time to prepare! Consider testing your AC before it gets hot. Be sure to have a way to stay cool and hydrated. #CAWX https://t.co/MYSREwkObh
It's National Heat Awareness Day☀️ @Cal_OES wants you to be prepared for all summer hazards, including the heat. It’s important to be aware of the risks and know how to protect yourself from heat-related health problems. Learn more heat tips: https://t.co/CxHlQLv21y https://t.co/3umrbMYnX4
Extreme heat is an invisible but dangerous consequence of climate change, and CA's outdoor workers, seniors + children are particularly vulnerable. In honor of #NationalHeatAwarenessDay, we’re sharing tips to help you + yours stay safe during the next heat wave! https://t.co/uo2W5nkdsN
Today is National Heat Awareness Day! ☀️🚰🌴 As temperatures rise, please remember to stay hydrated, seek shade, and watch out for signs of heat-related illnesses. Learn how to #KeepCoolMiamiDade and safe this summer: https://t.co/xDPMXc95pP
Avoid crowds in summer, and stay hydrated #BeatTheHeat https://t.co/WfQo5HOblr
Opt for these simple measures to Beat the Heat👇 🔹Avoid direct sun, stay in the shade 🔹Avoid peak daytimes for going out (11am to 4pm) 🔹Drink lots of water #BeatTheHeat https://t.co/emSa587bPs
With warmer temperatures in the forecast, here are some important safety tips to remember for heat safety: 🥤Stay hydrated 👕Dress for heat 🧴 Apply sunscreen 🧒🐶Never leave children or pets in the car #CAwx https://t.co/KtXKrL4CoK
Summer heat is on the way - get prepared now so you can have *safe* fun in the sun! ⛱️ 🌞 https://t.co/IDUOqp5KLk