06/18/2026
🌞Temperatures are expected to reach triple digits, with a major heat risk this week and most of next week.
Our community is at risk of heat‑related illness if outdoors for long periods without proper cooling or hydration.
▪️Drink water often — don’t wait until you’re thirsty. Take breaks as needed.
▪️Stay in air‑conditioned spaces whenever possible.
▪️Wear lightweight, light‑colored clothing to help your body stay cool.
▪️Avoid strenuous outdoor activity during the hottest hours.
▪️Check on elderly neighbors, outdoor workers, and pets — they’re especially vulnerable.
If you notice signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke — such as dizziness, nausea, confusion, or hot, dry skin — call 911 immediately.
Stay safe, stay prepared, and help us look out for our community.
