Staying safe during dangerous heat wave
The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for the southern half of Michigan's Lower Peninsula that will begin Tuesday afternoon and extend through Thursday. Over that time, daytime high temperatures will extend into the upper 90s. It will feel like 105+ degrees for those that are counting, thanks to humidity. The danger will compound because the daily low temperatures will still sit in the mid-to-upper 70s. That prevents one's body from cooling down enough that after a hot day it can recover.
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