Heat Advisory
Extreme heat warnings
Heat has become the deadliest form of extreme weather in the U.S. Stay safe and stay cool this summer, and check on those who may be vulnerable in extreme heat.
Remember:
- Limit outdoor activity during peak heat hours (usually 10 a.m.–4 p.m.).
- Stay hydrated and seek shade when working outdoors.
- Check on neighbors, older adults and those with medical conditions.
- Never leave children or pets in a parked car — even for a minute.
- Be cautious with electricity use. Avoid overloading circuits and unplug devices not in use.
Support heat safety for communities and work crews
Extreme heat increases the risk of both heat-related illness and electrical hazards. Now is the time to amplify safety messaging.
Members, share these resources to help protect your community and keep utility workers safe on the job:
