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Beating The Summer Heat

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Experts advise to drink an adequate amount of water if you're out in the sun. Symptoms of heat stress may include headache, thirst, general weakness, increased body temperature, dizziness, loss of appetite, excessive sweating, cramping, fast breathing and rapid pulse. The CDC recommends stopping the activity and relocating to a cooler place. If a person gets above 103 degrees, this can likely lead to severe heat stroke.

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Austin County News Online

Beating The Summer Heat

AgriLife Extension experts give tips on avoiding heat stress, exhaustion, heatstroke

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Leave dogs at home in summer heat

Dogs love nothing better than going for a ride in the car or taking a long walk through the neighborhood.

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