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Heat kills more Americans each year than tornadoes, hurricanes, and lightning combined—making it the deadliest weather hazard. Vulnerable groups include kids, seniors, those with health issues, and pregnant women. Our bodies cool down through sweat evaporation, but humidity stifles that process, raising illness risk. Heat exhaustion brings heavy sweating, dizziness, and nausea—get to a cool spot and hydrate. Heat stroke is life-threatening: hot dry skin, confusion, or loss of consciousness demands immediate 911 help.

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