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Vermont’s bracing for dangerous heat this week—with extreme heat watch in effect until the Fourth of July, heat index values soaring to 105°F, making it feel far hotter than the actual temp. This isn’t a brief spike; summer’s shaping up to be hotter than usual. The National Weather Service explains: heat advisories mean dangerous conditions, while extreme heat watches signal imminent warnings. High humidity traps heat, disabling sweat’s cooling effect, and vulnerable groups—elderly, disabled, homeless, those with chronic illness—need extra care. Stay hydrated, avoid sun during peak hours, wear loose clothing, and use AC or shade. Keep blinds closed, avoid heat-generating appliances, and use fans only if indoor temps are below 90°F. Cooling centers are available statewide—check ahead. Climate change is making these waves more frequent and intense, so preparation is now essential.

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