The National Meteorological Service published a heat advice at 2:59 AM on Saturday, valid from 11 am until Tuesday at 8 pm for Berkshire County.
The weather service states that “the values of the heat index between 95 and 102 degrees were expected.”
“High temperatures and high humidity can cause heat disease,” adds the weather service.
Heat safet
- Maintaining — Drink a lot of liquids.
- Look for shelter: Stay in a room with air conditioning.
- Avoid exposure to the sun: Avoid direct exposure to the sun, protect you and check the relatives and vulnerable neighbors.
- Child safety and pet: Exercise with surveillance when it comes to small children and pets. Never leave them neglected in vehicles during high temperatures, as car interiors can be quickly hot.
- Caution Outdoor: If you have to work or spend time outdoors, make additional precautions.
- Time your activities wisely: Whenever possible, prominent activities are cooked until early in the morning or at night, when temperatures are more manageable.
- Recognize problems related to heat: Learn to identify the alert signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
- Wear comfortably: Wear lightweight and tight clothes to keep you comfortable.
Additional Tips for Outdoor workers:
- For outdoor workers, the administration of safety and work at work (OSHA) recommends rest of periodic rest in shaded areas or with air conditioning.
- If someone is overwhelmed by the heat, move them quickly to a fresh, shaded location.
- In emergency situations, mark 911 for immediate help.
These NWS thermal safety recommendations are vital to your well -being during high temperatures. Keep you informed and take the necessary measures to protect yourself and others of the potentially dangerous effects of heat.
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