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A dangerous heatwave is sweeping Douglas County and much of Kansas, with heat index values soaring up to 107 degrees — and it’s here to stay through Friday evening, possibly into Saturday. The National Weather Service warns of relentless hot, humid conditions and urges everyone to take extreme precautions: wear loose, light clothing, avoid strenuous activity during peak hours, and recognize the signs of heat exhaustion and stroke. Stay cool at Lawrence’s Community Building and Public Library (both air-conditioned), ride free city buses, or splash in the city’s open splash pads. Don’t forget your pets — they’re just as vulnerable. Keep them hydrated, shaded, and never left in a parked car. Stay hydrated, limit outdoor time, and check on neighbors — especially the elderly or those with health issues — because safety and community care matter most when temperatures climb.

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