As temperatures continue to rise, it’s essential to remember that heat can have a significant impact on our health. This is especially true for kids, older adults, and our furry friends.
- Stay hydrated
- Wear light clothing
- Take breaks in the shade
- Never leave kids or pets in cars
- Know the warning signs of heat illness
More tips: https://www.ready.gov/heat#illness
The heat index is expected to be over 100 again today. Did you know that Tennessee’s highest-ever recorded regular temperature is a scorching 113°F, tied on two days in Perryville: July 29 and August 9, 1930, according to the National Weather Service.
TVA is asking everyone to reduce their power usage as much as possible, because it could overload the electrical grid.
