Phoenix – The heat has turned up in arizona!
Today:
Tempeatures Went Back Over the 110s in the Valley on Monday, and we will see more of that in the week to come.
According to the National Weather Service in Phoenix, The Valley SAW A High of 113 ° F On Monday afternoon. The record for the day was 121 ° F, which was set in 1995.
Tonight:
Tempeatures Will Fall INTO The Low to Mid 80s in the Valley Overnight, Under Clear Skies.
Tomorrow:
Tuesday Will Be Enother Scorcher Across the State, With Highs Around 110 ° F in the Valley.
Sunny Skies Are Expected in the Deserts, and isolated showers and thunderstorms will be putting along the rim, White Mountains and Flagstaff Area Tuesday Affernoon and Eventing.
Later This Week:
Mid-WILL BRING BETTER MOISture to the State, but the Rain Chances Are Still Looking Low for the Valley. There is 10% Chance of Rain in the Valley Wednesday, and a 20% Chance on Thursday.
Most Rain Will Focus Over the Mountains of Eastern and Northern Arizona. There is no some storms in Far Southern az, that is a whole produce dost storm crystions in the Southern Deserts.
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The Following Heat Saferty Information Was Provided by the Scotsdale Fire Department.
What are heat emairncies?
Heat Cramps: Profuse Sweating, Fatigue, Extreme Threst, Muscle Cramps
Heat Exhaustion: Headache, Dizziness, Weakness, Nausea/Vomit, Cool/Moist Skin
Heat Stroke: Elevated Temp. +103Degrees, Confusion/Irrational Behavior, Dry/Hot Skin, Rapid Shalow Breathing, Rapid Weak Pulse (Shock), Seizuses, Unconscious
What to do
- Get Person INTO Shade Or Cool Location
- Cool person with cool, wet Cloths (NECK, GROIN, Armpits, Head) and Fan Body
- Sip cool Water if person is alert
- For Muscle Cramps, Massage Muslen Gently, But Firmly Until Relaxed
- *If Symptoms Worsen, Call 911
What not to do
- Do not Give anything
- Do not underastimate the Seriousness of a Heat Emergence
- Prevention/Preparation for Hike/Exercise in Heat
Know Your Limitations
- Hydrate (Begins Day Prior to Hike/Exercise, Hour Before Hike, During and AFTER)
- Wear Proper Clothing, Lightweight and Light Color, Protect Head, Proper Shoes
- Always Carry A Cell Phone and Best to Hike with Company
- Always Tell Someone where
Preventing Heat Exhaust/Heat Stroke
The Arizona Department of Health Services Stated the Following Precautions Can Be Taken to Prevent Heat Exhaust or Heat Stroke:
- Stay in Air-Conditioned Buildings
- Find a Cooling Center/Hydration Station
- LIMIT Outdooor Activity During the Hottest Part of the Day (Mid-Day)
- Check on At-Risk Friends, Family, and NeighBors at Least Twice a day
- Drink Water Before, During, and After Working or Excelsing Outside
- Check the UV index
- Check the Heat RISK MAP
Road Conditions
- Call 511 Anywhere in Arizona Our 1-888-411-Road (7623)
- az511.com
