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Heat’s hitting Olympia hard — with temps soaring into the low 90s, way up from the usual 70s. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory through Tuesday night, warning of serious risks for heat-related illness, especially for those without access to cooling or hydration. Stay indoors, hydrate constantly, avoid the sun, and check on neighbors — especially kids and pets, never left alone in a car. If you must be outside, schedule strenuous tasks for cooler morning or evening hours. Heat stroke is a 911 emergency — move victims to shade immediately. Local groups like Olympia Mutual Aid Partners are distributing survival gear and asking for donations like water, snacks, hats, and sunscreen. Need shelter? Thurston County has an overnight shelter list and a hotline: 1-844-628-7343.

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