🌡️ Severe Weather Awareness Week — Day 5: Extreme Heat

Don't underestimate heat. Excessive heat is Wisconsin's single deadliest weather factor since 1982, responsible for 144 deaths — more than tornadoes, flooding, or blizzards. 

 In Minnesota, only tornadoes and flooding have killed more people than heat since 1990. 

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With the Los Angeles extreme heat warning in effect, it's crucial to stay informed. Follow these essential safety tips to protect yourself and your loved ones from the intense heat.

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NEVER leave children or pets alone in a parked vehicle. Have a plan! Place a bag or other item in the backseat to remind you of passengers after you park. Remember to LOOK before you LOCK. #heatsafety https://t.co/YUodfsGQ2R

Aug 22, 02:00pm -0700

Save a pet's life during hot weather! Make sure to provide ample water, keep your pets at home, and limit their time outside. When outside spend time in the shade and have them wear booties on hot pavement. Also, never leave your pets in an unattended vehicle. #HeatSafety https://t.co/bvZ7ocm9AB

Aug 22, 09:00am -0700

On the job site, drink a cup of cool water every 20 min, even if you aren't thirsty. For long jobs, drink plenty of electrolytes. During hot conditions, skipping breaks is not safe! Seek periodic breaks in the AC if possible & spend time in the shade when outdoors. #HeatSafety https://t.co/XZh7bJBX41

Aug 21, 02:00pm -0700

Heat impacts everyone differently but can be especially dangerous to the most vulnerable. Pregnant women, newborns, children, elderly, and those with preexisting diseases are at higher risk for heat illness. #heatsafety https://t.co/ja8FeF6su7

Aug 21, 09:00am -0700

Hot days and warm nights don’t give our bodies time to cool down. Urban heat islands can intensify extreme hot weather, which can cause breathing problems, heat cramps, heat stroke, and may lead to illness or even death. #HeatSafety https://t.co/2ZDx1ky8mz

Aug 20, 02:00pm -0700

During Extreme Heat: Find air conditioning. Avoid strenuous activities. Wear light clothing. Check on family members and neighbors. Drink plenty of water. Watch for heat cramps, exhaustion, and stroke. Never leave people or pets in a closed car. #HeatSafety https://t.co/LmsspUsUBT

Aug 20, 09:00am -0700

Helping Others: Extreme Heat. Never leave anyone (or pets) alone in a locked car. Monitor others exercising or playing sports, ensuring frequent breaks. Bring water to outdoor activities to keep everyone hydrated. #HeatSafety https://t.co/F8Vhv4wFRi

Aug 07, 12:00pm -0700