is the weekday meteorologist on ABC15 Mornings.
PHOENIX — The Phoenix area is catching a break from those 110+ temperatures and Valley highs will end up right near normal through midweek.
Stay hydrated, limit your time outside between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., wear light-colored, loose-fitting clothing, and watch for signs of heat-related illnesses like dizziness, changes in pulse, and muscle cramps. Our risk for heat-related illnesses will be going up as we see highs in the Valley approach or surpass 115 degrees on Thursday and Friday.
Thursday and Friday are now ABC15 Weather Action Days and we encourage you to take action now to prepare for this next round of extreme heat. Consider canceling or adjusting outdoor plans and make sure you're keeping an eye on your kids and elderly family members as they are more susceptible to heat-related illnesses as temperatures climb.
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