Keeping comfortable in both states was a challenge. And people flocked to water parks, local beaches, pools, splash pads, and cooling centers. It was strongly recommended that residents stay hydrated, keep in touch with their neighbors and avoid vigorous activities.
High temperatures cause serious health risks
According to the “RealFeel” AccuWeather report with the humidity and wind factored in, it felt like it was 97degrees in Anacortes, Washington.
The Washington State Department of Health continues to send out advisories. They are asking all residents to stay hydrated, and stay as cool as possible. And if anyone is having symptoms like dizziness, headaches, nausea, and/or muscle cramps seek medical aid.
The Health Dept. also advises everyone to wear life preservers when swimming or boating. And to honor any local burn ban to avoid the heightened risk of fire.
