Cooling centers open across Connecticut amid high heat and humidity
As the temperatures rise again, cooling centers are opening up across Connecticut.
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Aug 4, 2022, 10:44 AM
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MORE: Beat the Heat
The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration says there are many ways to stay safe during the heat.
For those working outside, the NOAA stresses the importance of staying hydrated and taking breaks in the shade when possible.
Officials say check on the elderly, sick and those without air conditioning.
Officials say never leave kids or pets in hot cars and limit strenuous outdoor activities.
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