Millions In California Told To Stay Inside Over ‘Lethal Temperatures'
Summary
Millions of people in parts of California, Oregon, and Washington are under extreme heat warnings because temperatures are expected to be dangerously high with little cooler relief at night. Authorities advise people to stay cool, drink water, avoid strenuous activities, and seek air-conditioned places to prevent heat-related illnesses.Key Facts
- Extreme heat warnings are in effect from Sunday morning to Tuesday evening.
- Northern California could reach temperatures up to 110°F with nights staying in the 70s.
- Oregon and Washington areas can expect highs between 95°F and 100°F, with nights in the low-to-mid 60s.
- This heat wave is unusual due to high overnight temperatures that prevent the body from cooling down.
- The National Weather Service calls this a “Major Heat Risk” for those without cooling or proper hydration.
- People are urged to stay indoors, avoid outdoor activities during peak heat, and check on vulnerable individuals like elderly and children.
- Cooling centers in public air-conditioned buildings are available for those without home air conditioning.
- Symptoms of heat-related illness include heavy sweating, muscle cramps, and heat exhaustion.
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