Sacramento, CA – Residents across the Northern and Central Sacramento Valley will face elevated heat conditions this afternoon, creating a significant health risk for those sensitive to high temperatures. The heightened heat affects a broad region, urging caution for anyone planning to be outdoors.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Sacramento, a Moderate HeatRisk is in effect for Tuesday, June 10. This level of heat primarily impacts individuals without access to effective cooling or proper hydration, including the elderly and young children. The advisory covers an area from Redding and Chico south to Sacramento and Stockton, encompassing the adjacent foothills.
Officials advise rescheduling any strenuous outdoor activities to the cooler early morning or evening hours. To prevent heat-related illness, it is crucial to stay in air-conditioned rooms and drink plenty of water throughout the day, even before feeling thirsty. Community members are also encouraged to check on neighbors and relatives who may be more vulnerable.
The period of highest risk is expected during the peak heat of the afternoon. Conditions are being monitored, and further advisories may be issued if the threat level changes.
