A little over a year after Seattle experienced that record-breaking Heat Dome, we’re going through it again—sort of. Temperatures are expected to reach the low-90s this week, and the National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for King County from noon today through Friday. In a state notorious for our lack of air conditioning, and inequitable tree canopy coverage, that’s cause for concern.
Groups at higher risk of heat stroke or other heat-related illnesses include older adults, young children, those experiencing homelessness, people who work outside, and folks with chronic medical conditions like diabetes. Herein lies some tips for keeping yourself and your friends, neighbors, loved ones, and pets safe.
Where to cool
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