Boulder, Colorado is boiling. With temperatures soaring into the 90s and beyond, this ongoing heat wave is putting residents and visitors at serious risk. Whether you’re hiking Mount Sanitas, relaxing near Boulder Creek, or walking across the CU Boulder campus, one thing is clear — dehydration is setting in fast.
In Boulder’s dry climate, most people don’t even realize they’re dehydrated until symptoms like fatigue, headache, and lightheadedness begin to hit.
Are You Already Dehydrated? Watch for These Signs…