Advice to help prepare for extreme heat on Memorial Day

Heat advice


Photographer: WEWS
Copyright 2012 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

advertisement

Posted: 05/28/2012

CLEVELAND -

If you plan on heading to a Memorial Day parade or service on Monday, be prepared for record setting temperatures. 

Here is some advice to help you handle the extreme heat:

1. Drink plenty of fluids 

2. Pace yourself if you plan to exercise 

3. Take breaks and go indoors to stay cool if you can 

4. Check on infants, young children and the elderly.

If you're worried a loved one is suffering from heat stroke, here are the warning signs:

1. A rapid, strong pulse

2. Dizziness 

3. Confusion 

4. Nausea 

5. Red, hot, dry skin 

 

Copyright 2012 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

  • Comments
Advertisement

Cuyahoga Co. Headlines


  1. Charles Ramsey going on speaking tour?

    Charles Ramsey going on speaking tour?

    One of the men who made the international spotlight for his role in rescuing three women from captivity at a Cleveland home is apparently now on tour.

    • With great power comes great perks

      With great power comes great perks

      Take a look at what companies spent in 2012 on CEOs' country club and business club memberships, private jet travel and home security.

      • Downtown restaurant closing June 15

      • Free burgers for life for Ramsey

        • SWAT unit assists with arrests

          • Man shot on E.189 & Lakeshore Blvd

            • FBI agent discusses Berry's homecoming

            • Stay Connected

            Send us a News Tip Send us a News Tip
            Mobile & iPhone/Android Apps Mobile & iPhone/Android Apps
            Twitter Twitter
            Facebook Facebook
            YouTube YouTube
            Community Calendar Community Calendar
            RSS Feeds RSS Feeds
            ClevelandLaw.tv ClevelandLaw.tv