In Clovis, hundreds marched through the Friday night farm market.
But the hot spot at this farm market: the local ice cream shop.
The line stretched out the door as workers quickly piled these cones with the cool treat.
Lupe Sanchez says when triple digits hit the Valley she hides out.
"I stay inside, I won't go outside until about 7 or 8," Sanchez said.
Thousands of student athletes, coaches and spectators are braving the 100 degree weather for the CIF track and field championships at Veteran's Memorial Stadium.
Even though these athletes may be from places in California that are much cooler than the Valley, they prepare for the heat.
Rick Limbo is the lead athletic trainer for this massive sports event.
He says the athletes are in top physical condition so the heat isn't really an issue for them.
"They've been hydrating, they're aware of it. We get more concerned for the coaches and some of the officials who aren't used to being out here," Limbo said.
But we did find plenty of people who are paying attention to the forecast. They came prepared with umbrellas, hats, sunglasses and many other items.
"Plenty of water, I had water all the way here from Arroyo Grande and my children have a lot of water, so yes I'll be hydrated," Sandra Davis said.
Health officials say hydration is key to staying safe in the heat.
