Where Do DC-Area Residents Go to Beat the Heat? Splash Pads and Pools

Where do DC-area residents go to beat the heat? Splash pads and pools

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MV cooling centers open during extreme heat including libraries, splash pads, more

The DMV is on a HEAT ALERT as a heat dome weather pattern builds over the D.C. area. Temperatures on Tuesday may reach 100 degrees.

Johnson City residents, fire department taking steps to beat the heat

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — With summer temperatures in full effect, many are looking for ways to cool off, including those whose job is to rescue people in trouble.   People are trying to stay cool, whether on or off the job. Whether you're working outside or enjoying the summer, the heat can take a toll. Splash pads are an ideal place to be right now. Cynthia Rivera of Johnson City says she is grateful to have places like a splash pad so her …