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The weather service has issued a heat advisory in effect from noon Tuesday to 10 p.m. Wednesday. Tuesday high temperatures will range from 93° to 96° across Washington County. Wednesday morning low temperatures will struggle to get down to the mid-60s, offering minimal relief to those without air conditioning. Wednesday high temperatures are expected to reach 100° in some areas. A modest cooling trend starts Wednesday night into Thursday, with morning lows 60-63° and afternoon highs in the low to mid-90s. Moderate heat risk is expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
Visit StayCoolWashingtonCounty.com for tips on staying safe in the heat.
Resources for Managing Hot Weather
High temperatures can be dangerous, especially for older adults, young children and people without access to cooling, and pets. As temperatures rise, it's important to stay informed and take simple steps to stay safe.
- Stock up on water and make hydration part of your daily routine.
- Identify cool places you can go during the hottest parts of the day, such as libraries, community centers or malls.
- Check your fans and air conditioning to make sure they're working properly.
- Plan to check on family and neighbors who may be at risk during extreme heat.
Preparing today can save lives tomorrow. Let's work together to keep our community safe, healthy and cool all summer long.
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