Triple-digit temperatures continue across the Central Valley, prompting agriculture operations to manage the impacts of extreme heat while preparing for continued hot weather.
As the warm temperatures continue to rise people are finding ways to stay cool and safe.
American Ambulance says every Summer, it responds to numerous heat-related illness calls. Mainly heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
As triple-digit temperatures are expected to hit, several businesses inside Sierra Vista Mall in Clovis say they are dealing with air conditioning problems.
As summer temperatures rise, local doctors are urging families to take precautions and be aware of the impact extreme heat can have on heart health.
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