Apparent Temperatures Could Hit Triple Digits in Palm Beach County This Week
Boca News Now reports that apparent temperatures could reach triple digits across much of South Florida, including Palm Beach County, through early evening.
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Palm Beach County may experience abnormally high temperatures throughout this week, according to bocanewsnow.com, which reported that apparent temperatures could reach triple digits across much of South Florida, including the county, through early evening.
Apparent temperature \— what the temperature feels like to the human body when relative humidity is combined with air temperature — can lead to heat exhaustion and heat stroke illnesses, the outlet reported.
The advice carried in that report urges residents not to get too much sun and to apply sunscreen if they are going to be in the sun; never to leave children, vulnerable adults, or pets in a parked car; to limit time outside and avoid being outside during the midday heat; to utilize public spaces with air conditioning when possible; and to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, even if they do not feel thirsty.
Conditions may change as the week goes on. The reporting available here does not state how long the abnormally high temperatures are expected to last, does not give specific temperature readings, and does not identify where air-conditioned public spaces or cooling sites can be found in the county.
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