Heat Advisory

Notice: No current watch/warning in effect.

Search local Cooling Centers, Respite Centers, and Hydration Stations, as well as donation Collection Sites

Here's what you can do to stay well

Donate bottled water, snacks, sun protection aids like hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, and lightweight clothing at collection sites.
Seek hydration and refuge at a regional Heat Relief Network location found at the interactive map.
Educate yourself, friends, and neighbors about the dangers of extreme heat.

Increase fluid intake regardless of activity level. Staying hydrated is extremely important.
Limit exercise or outdoor activity between the hours of 11am and 3pm.
When outdoors, wear a sunscreen with a minimum SPF 15 and re-apply often. Wear a hat, lightweight clothing and sunglasses.
Rest frequently in shady or cool areas to give the body's temperature a chance to recover and cool down.
Limit strenuous outdoor activities, take breaks in the shade, and stay hydrated.
Never leave infants, children or pets inside a parked vehicle.
Respectfully check on elderly neighbors to make sure their air conditioning is working and in use.
Take advantage of free air-conditioning by visiting locations like shopping malls, the library or other heat refuge locations provided on the map.