Bakersfield adults and kids share how they plan to stay cool during the heat wave
We're approaching that dreaded time of year again in the Central Valley, when triple digit temperatures leave many looking for ways to beat the heat.Eyewitness The triple digit temperatures in the Central Valley are expected to peak in the summer, with many looking for ways to escape the heat. Eyewitness News went out to Jastro Park in Bakersfield to learn about how people plan to cool off this summer, including the use of a water park. The most vulnerable areas are the young and elderly, who are often the most vulnerable to heat related illness. Take several measures to avoid any heat related illnesses, including hydration, and if they don't, it could result in deadly consequences.
Опубликовано : 10 месяцев назад от Leslie Santibanez-Molina, http://www.facebook.com/pages/eyewitness-news-bakersfieldnow/91093559934, Eyewitness News в Weather
We're approaching that dreaded time of year again in the Central Valley, when triple digit temperatures leave many looking for ways to beat the heat.
Eyewitness News went out to Jastro Park to learn how people plan to cool off this summer. A popular option for many that we spoke to is the water park.
The really young and the elderly are the most vulnerable. It's important to take several precautions to avoid any heat related illness. If they don't it could have some deadly consequences.
"When you get hot, sweaty, and then really thirsty it is a sign you should have been drinking water before,” said Muzio. “You should be hydrated.”