Today looks to be about as June as June can get. Forecast highs are just a touch above average, and we can expect some isolated showers and storms to pop up this afternoon. Enjoy, because after today, we're headed towards near record high temps this weekend!
Hotter than normal temperatures expected later this week, especially Friday into the weekend.
Stay hydrated, wear lightweight clothing and take breaks indoors when possible.
Heat Impacts on Vulnerable Populations. Pregnant: Extreme heat events have been associated with adverse birth outcomes such as low birth weight, preterm birth, infant mortality, and congenital cataracts. Newborns: Newborns are extra sensitive to heat because their ability to regulate body temperature is limited. Children: Young children and infants are particularly vulnerable to heat, as their bodies are less able to adapt to heat than adults. Those under four are especially vulnerable. Elderly: Older adults, especially those who have preexisting diseases, take certain medications, live alone or have limited mobility are at higher risk for heat illness. Chronic Illness: People with chronic medical conditions are more likely to have a serious health problem during a heat wave.
Todos corren el riesgo de los peligros del calor extremo, pero estos grupos son más vulnerables que la mayoría (embarazadas. recien nacidos. niños. envejecientes. enfermedad crónica) La edad y ciertas condiciones hacen que el cuerpo sea menos capaz de regular la temperatura. NUNCA deje a nadie solo en un carro cerrado. Tome mucha agua, aun cuando no tenga sed. Use aire acondicionado y manténgase en la sombra. Use ropa holgada y de colores claros.
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