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DENVER — Record-breaking temperatures are expected in Denver and across Colorado over the next several days as a high pressure system triggering multiple hot weather alerts will bring dangerous heat through at least Sunday.
Denver’s forecast high temperature for Friday is 102°, dropping to 100° on Saturday before the warmest day of the weekend arrives on Sunday where metro temps should soar to at least 103°. SYMPTOMS OF HEAT EXHAUSTION Heat exhaustion can develop in just a few minutes. Common symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, clammy skin and a fast or weak pulse.
Heat stroke symptoms include confusion, slurred speech, heavy sweating, seizures and can be fatal if not treated.If heat stroke is suspected, 911 should be called and the victim should be moved to a shaded or cooler area and outer clothes should be removed. “Continued hot and stagnant weather will allow ozone to reach the unhealthy for sensitive groups…the highest concentrations are expected in southern and western portions of the Denver Metro area,” said the CDHPE.
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