Triple-digit heat is on the way. Here is what to know before temperatures climb even higher this week.
A Heat Advisory is in effect from 11 a.m. Saturday through 8 a.m. Sunday for parts of western Nevada.
Fire danger rises before dangerous weekend heat brings another weather threat across parts of the region.Ā
Health officials are advising families to help students be well prepared for the heat.Ā
REMSA Health first responders say they see an uptick in calls during heat waves, particularly for heat-and-water-related emergencies, every year.
A heat illness regulation adopted by the Division of Industrial Relations is now in effect after being filed with theĀ Nevada Secretary of State.
Approximately 40 kids each year die from being left in a hot car. An expert we spoke to says it's never ok to leave your child in a car even for one second.
Because of the extreme heat that we are seeing, many outdoor activities can become dangerous. REMSA has some tips on how to stay safe as well as spot signs of heat illness.
The National Weather Service has tips on how to stay cool during the heat wave, as well as heat illness signs to look out for.
According to theĀ National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, approximately 40 children a year die from heatstroke, either because they were left or became trapped in a car.