The City of Houston has activated a heat emergency plan as temperatures continue to soar into the triple digits. Click here to read some safety tips from a doctor
The heat can be dangerous for people, children, and pets and have an impact on the state’s power grid.
Officials say it’s important to stay hydrated, wear light color clothing, limit outdoor activities, and stay inside when you can. Memorial Hermann Cardiologist Dr. Majid Basit says on top of the heat, the humidity is also an issue.“The body naturally cools yourself by sweating,” Basit said. “The sweating evaporates and that naturally cools the body. When there is already air that is saturated with humidity, it limits our ability to then evaporate the sweat and cool off the body.”
“It’s usually when you are a little dizzy, tired. Your pulse is rapid, you may get nauseous and you feel sweaty, cold, and clammy,” he said.
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