TEXAS – This weekend across Central Texas, temperatures are expected to climb into the upper-90s and may even cross the century mark, which means that it is important to know how to keep you and your pets safe.
Some examples of heat-related illnesses include:
- Heat stroke
- Heat exhaustion
- Heat cramps
- Sunburn
- Heat rash
Fortunately, heat-related illnesses are preventable.
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Learn the symptoms and what to do if you or someone else shows signs of having a heat-related illness:
Graphic courtesy of CDC
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