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Heat Preparedness Resources

Essential guides and graphics for staying safe during extreme heat.

During the Heat

English Language

Do not forget anyone in a hot car Always lock a parked car Heat related deaths are preventable Never leave kids in the car 4 things to beat the heat: spend time in air conditioning or shade, never leave people in a car, drink plenty of water, and wear light and loose fitting clothes Take a cool, not cold, shower if you are feeling hot Most heat deaths occur outside of heat waves. Stay hydrated Tips to stay cool during extreme heat Heat can escalate quickly Help others during extreme heat Tips to stay safe in extreme heat Where is your safe place from extreme heat Stay indoors in an air conditioned home during extreme heat Staying safe in extreme heat Practice heat safety wherever you are. Recognizing and preventing heat stroke Heat illness symptoms for heat exhaustion and heat stroke Heat impacts vulnerable populations more four questions to ask before working outdoors in the heat: Do you have enough water, shade, a way to call for emergency help, and do you know the heat illness symptoms Protect yourself from the heat and sun if you are working outdoors Don't forget the sunscreen if you are working outdoors Heat exposure can be dangerous Heat safety tips when working in extreme heat

Spanish Language (Español)

Do not forget anyone in a hot car Always lock a parked car Heat related deaths are preventable Never leave kids in the car 4 things to beat the heat: spend time in air conditioning or shade, never leave people in a car, drink plenty of water, and wear light and loose fitting clothes Take a cool, not cold, shower if you are feeling hot Most heat deaths occur outside of heat waves. Stay hydrated Tips to stay cool during extreme heat Heat can escalate quickly Help others during extreme heat Tips to stay safe in extreme heat Where is your safe place from extreme heat Stay indoors in an air conditioned home during extreme heat Staying safe in extreme heat Practice heat safety wherever you are. Recognizing and preventing heat stroke Heat illness symptoms for heat exhaustion and heat stroke Heat impacts vulnerable populations more four questions to ask before working outdoors in the heat: Do you have enough water, shade, a way to call for emergency help, and do you know the heat illness symptoms Protect yourself from the heat and sun if you are working outdoors Don't forget the sunscreen if you are working outdoors Heat exposure can be dangerous

Vietnamese Language (Tiếng Việt)

Don't leave anyone in a car when it is hot outside Keep your car locked when it is parked when it is hot outside Never leave your child in a car Heat dangers can occur even outside of heatwaves Stay indoors in an air conditioned space during extreme heat events Recognize heat illness symptoms Extreme heat can impact vulnerable populations Limit your time outdoors when extreme heat is occurring Do not forget to use sunscreen Heat safety tips for those working outside during extreme heat
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