Ashley Loose is a Real-Time Editor at ABC15 Arizona.
PHOENIX — Ahead of Arizona Heat Awareness Week May 6-10, leaders across the state are joining together to make sure YOU stay safe!
Both Maricopa and Pinal counties have heat relief stations where anyone can get bottled water and seek refuge from the heat. For a map of locations, click here.Excessive Heat Watches are issued when conditions are favorable for excessive heat within two to seven days. These watches are meant to give you a heads up that dangerously hot temperatures are on the way and you should consider adjusting your outdoor plans.
It’s important that you’re taking precautions to avoid heat illness throughout our hot summer months, especially when any of these alerts are issued.Bring your pets inside and make sure they have plenty of water, too. Check on your elderly friends and neighbors to make sure they’re managing to stay cool.
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