The Brief
- Temperatures are expected to skyrocket toward the triple digits in inland areas on Monday as summer heat grips the region, bringing an active heat advisory.
- The severe heat poses heightened risks for individuals sensitive to high temperatures and households lacking air conditioning.
- First responders expect to treat a higher volume of heat stroke and heat-related illnesses throughout the day, prompting officials to urge residents to remain hydrated.
BRENTWOOD, Calif. – Temperatures are expected to skyrocket toward the triple digits in inland areas on Monday as summer heat grips the region, bringing an active heat advisory.
Severe heat
Why you should care:
The severe heat poses heightened risks for individuals sensitive to high temperatures and households lacking air conditioning.
First responders expect to treat a higher volume of heat stroke and heat-related illnesses throughout the day, prompting officials to urge residents to remain hydrated.…