An excessive heat warning is in effect for heat indexes up to 105 to 110.
After hitting 101 on Sunday, we’re staring down what could be our hottest four-day stretch since at least 2016 and perhaps 2012. Highs on each of the next three days have a chance to reach the triple digits. Factoring in the humidity, it will feel 5 to 10 degrees hotter.
This is serious and potentially dangerous heat, especially for vulnerable groups such as the homeless, older adults and outdoor workers. Find ways to stay cool, hydrate and avoid strenuous exercise in the hottest parts of the day. Mercifully, the heat wave will end by Thursday.If your walk to work involves more than a few minutes outside, you may need a shower by the time you arrive. The heat will be palpable early in the day and will get worse until peaking in the mid-to-late afternoon.
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