Heat advisory: feels-like up to 111°F — how to protect yourself and the warning signs
The National Weather Service has heat advisories up: the heat index (feels-like) can reach 111°F, hitting 50+ municipalities. 1
Who's most at risk
Older adults, children, outdoor workers, and anyone without A/C or proper hydration. 1
How to protect yourself
- Hydrate with plenty of fluids, even if you're not thirsty.
- Cut outdoor activity during peak hours; seek shade and A/C.
- Wear light clothing, avoid direct sun.
- Check on older family and neighbors. 2
Warning signs
- Early: headache, thirst, muscle cramps.
- Serious (get help): weakness, cool clammy skin, fast weak pulse, nausea or fainting. 2
Sources
Reported by the CoquiList Newsroom · Facts backed by the sources cited above
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