Lo que debes saber
- Para el martes, se espera un d a mayormente soleado y m s c lido.
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Se ha emitido una alerta
por calor extremo
para el jueves y el viernes en los valles, las estribaciones y las monta as. Los desiertos estar n bajo una
alerta por calor extremo elevado.
- El flujo monz nico volver el jueves, trayendo algo de humedad durante el fin de semana.
SAN DIEGO According to the National Meteorological Service, there is a trend toward higher temperatures this week that could cause severe weather in some areas of the state of San Diego. As the end of the week approaches, the humidity also rises, increasing the likelihood of rainstorms and electrical outages.
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It is anticipated that the temperatures will rise every day this week, with the hottest days being July and April in the interior valleys and mountains, where there will be an extreme heat alert from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
From 10 a.m. on the jueves to 8 a.m. on the domingo, the deserted are under a high alert due to extreme heat.
The coast is not included in the heat alert, but according to Greg Bledsoe, the meteor logo, beach temperatures might reach 80 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of this week.
Additionally, we hope that the moon will turn nico on the jueves, which means that warmth and the potential for rain will be present in the mountains and deserts from the end of this week to the end of the week, explains Bledsoe.
Inland regions are at risk of monsoonal thunderstorms beginning Thursday and continuing into at least early next week, in addition to the rising temperatures later this week. More information on who might witness a storm or two can be found below: #CAwxpic.twitter.com/fzRthO3I2L
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Consejos para mantenerse seguro durante el calor
The warnings and cautions about extreme heat indicate that dangerous conditions are being created, which may increase the illnesses linked to extreme heat and, in extreme cases, cause death.
It is important for people to remember that excessive heat can raise body temperature and cause heat exhaustion, headaches, nausea, confusion, headaches, and even death. “Those who face a particular risk include children, elderly adults, people with chronic illnesses, pregnant women, and free-loading workers,” the statement states.
The country has a number of open, cold zones over its whole territory that provide areas with cool air.
Qu hacer cuando se observan signos de golpe de calor o agotamiento por calor:
- En primer lugar, si encuentra a alguien que presenta s ntomas de golpe de calor o agotamiento por calor (mareos, n useas, confusi n, dolor de cabeza), llame al 9-1-1 y comience a refrescarlo. Pero NO le d l quidos para beber. Una persona con golpe de calor puede no ser capaz de tragar. Los l quidos podr an bajar por la tr quea hasta los pulmones y hacer dif cil la respiraci n.
- Despu s de llamar al 9-1-1, comience a enfriar a la persona traslad ndola a la sombra, roci ndola con agua fr a y abanic ndola. Si est consciente, col quela bajo una ducha fr a, controle su temperatura corporal y contin e enfri ndola.
NWS Consejos:
- Beba mucha agua.
- Permanezca en un lugar con aire acondicionado durante las horas m s calurosas del d a.
- Tome duchas frescas.
- Use ropa ligera y holgada.
- Nunca deje a un ni o, una persona mayor o una mascota sin supervisi n en un autom vil.
- Evite el trabajo duro innecesario o las actividades al aire libre durante las horas m s calurosas del d a.
- Evite la exposici n innecesaria al sol.
