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MDHHS presents tips about the way to keep protected throughout warmth waves

By Editorial Board Published June 21, 2025 3 Min Read
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MDHHS presents tips about the way to keep protected throughout warmth waves

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Summer time is lastly right here, and so is 90-degree climate.

The Michigan Division of Well being and Human Companies (MDHHS) highlights the significance of holding you and your loved ones protected throughout warmth waves.

Our 6 Information Storm Tracker exhibits excessive temperatures and excessive humidity are forecasted for this weekend. The Nationwide Climate Service is issuing excessive warmth watches for components of Mid-Michigan.

Harmful warmth is shifting on this weekend

MDHHS stories critiques of emergency division (ED) information for heat-related sickness. As every day temperatures rise above 80 levels, ED visits for heat-related sickness improve. That is usually extra doubtless early in the summertime season, as persons are not but used to excessive temperatures and should not taking the mandatory precautions.

“Michigan residents can take steps to protect themselves from heat exhaustion and heat stroke,” stated Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian, chief medical government in a information launch despatched to six Information. “Young children, older adults and those who have medical conditions are at increased risk for heat-related illness, so be sure to check frequently on them and others in your community who may need additional assistance. Limit time in heat, stay hydrated, avoid direct sunlight and find somewhere with air conditioning or take cool showers.”

Listed below are tricks to keep in mind when excessive temperatures are anticipated this summer season:

Drink extra fluids and keep away from liquids with massive quantities of sugar or alcohol.

Restrict out of doors actions to when it’s coolest within the morning and night.

Spend time indoors in air-con.

Put on light-weight, light-colored and loose-fitting clothes.

Put on sunscreen, as sunburn impacts a physique’s means to chill down.

Verify on aged neighbors and family to find out in the event that they want help.

Beware of warmth stroke and warmth exhaustion. Indicators and signs embrace:

Heavy sweating

Muscle cramps

Weak spot

Dizziness

Headache

Nausea

Vomiting

Fainting

Extraordinarily excessive physique temperature (above 103°F)

Tiredness

Mid-Michigan residents can name 211 and find cooling facilities within the space. Individuals can cool off inside air-conditioned shops, procuring malls, and public buildings like native libraries.

“With parts of our state experiencing very high temperatures over the next week, it is important for Michiganders to take steps to stay cool, safe, and healthy,” stated Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist II in a information launch despatched to six Information. “Limit time in the heat if you can. Stay hydrated. Check on those in your family or community who may need help. Those without access to air conditioning can text or call Michigan 211 or contact their local health department to find nearby cooling centers. Michiganders are strong, and we’ll get through this.”

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