Heat can be deadly. Older adults, children, outdoor workers, and those with chronic health conditions are most at risk. Know the signs of heat illness: dizziness, nausea, rapid heartbeat, and confusion. #YavapaiCounty

#OwFire Update: The Ow Fire has been mapped at 66.5 acres. Forward progress of the fire has been stopped. The fire did receive precip and snow last night while night crews actively engaged in securing and reinforcing the fire line.

💧 Stay on top of your hydration game! A quick look at your urine color 🌈 can help you know if you’re drinking enough water. Everyone's needs are different — weather & activity matter! Make it a daily habit to check in. #HeatAwarenessWeek

Staying hydrated is the most important thing you can do for your body in periods of extreme heat! Ensure you drink plenty of water and eat moisture-rich foods like fruits and vegetables, especially if you’ll be outdoors. #HeatAwareness

We have a full house for today’s “When Disaster Strikes” training from Texas A&M Extension! A big thank you to the instructors for sharing their expertise and to all the attendees for making time to participate. We’re excited to offer opportunities like this in our region!

The requirement for airline travelers to have a federally compliant ID takes effect Wednesday 5/7. If you plan to use your license or state ID for travel, visit an an MVD or 3rd party location to get your Arizona Travel ID at least 2 weeks before. MORE: azdot.gov/news/federal-r…

Pets are particularly vulnerable in the heat. 🐇🐕🐈When you’re walking your pet, watch their paws! If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them. Get little booties for their feet, always bring extra water, & NEVER leave them in a hot car unattended. #HeatAwareness

The #StrongholdFire is now 85% contained w/no change in acreage; 2,138. The Coronado NF has lifted their Temporary Occupancy & Use Area Order due to the fire. The fire started on Monday 4/28, approx. 16 mi. south of Cochise in Cochise County. 📷: Air Attack: Stronghold Fire

HeatRisk provides a forecast risk of heat-related impacts that's based on how unusually hot it is for the time of year & duration of the heat. Days where HeatRisk reaches the Major/Extreme categories pose the most danger to the public and should be taken seriously. #HeatAwareness

🥵 Feeling the heat? 👉 Make sure your ceiling fan is spinning counterclockwise to push that cool air down. 🔥 If it’s hitting 90°F or higher inside, treat yourself to some AC—find a cool spot nearby: 1.azdhs.gov/3Yu2LxO #HeatAwareness

Bureau of Land Management Phoenix District fire staff were at the 5th Annual Don't Get Burned Firewise Safety event at Dewey-Humboldt this past weekend, empowering the local community to reduce wildfire risks. Do your part to prevent wildfires: ow.ly/LG2850VO3lP

Never, Never, NEVER leave children, disabled adults, or pets in parked, unattended vehicles! arcg.is/00jvO4 #HeatAwareness #lookbeforeyoulock

Take extra precaution when working outside during extreme heat days. Remember to stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade. Be familiar with the warning signs of heat related symptoms and monitor yourself and friends for signs of illness. arcg.is/00jvO4 #HeatAwareness

Keep your pets safe during wildfires! Pack food, meds, ID tags, and comfort items. Learn more: YavapaiReady.gov/Animals #YavapaiCounty #YavapaiReady #EmergencyPreparedness #WildfireReady #PetPreparedness #PetSafety

Remember, if the asphalt is too hot for your feet, it's too hot for their feet. -Dog shoes or booties help protect their feet. -Keep your pets inside with plenty of water. -Never leave pets in a car unattended. arcg.is/00jvO4 #HeatAwareness

Remember, if the asphalt is too hot for your feet, it's too hot for their feet. -Dog shoes or booties help protect their feet. -Keep your pets inside with plenty of water. -Never leave pets in a car unattended. arcg.is/00jvO4 #HeatAwareness

Fire is 80% contained at 160 acres. #AZFire #AZForestry

🌞 The Arizona heat is no joke! Especially for your pup! 🐾 Stay safe this summer with our 5 essential tips to keep you and your dog cool, hydrated, and happy. 💧🐶 #DogSafety #PetTips #StayCool #HeatAwareness

Did you know that heatwaves don’t only occur in the summer? Spring and fall heatwaves can be just as dangerous, especially for those that are most vulnerable! Keep heat safety in mind year-round, it could save a life! #HeatAwareness

☀️ It's heating up, but don't sweat it. Cooling and hydration centers are now open to keep everyone safe this summer. 💧For more information, visit: ow.ly/g8o150VMhTE