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Heat Exhaustion: faint or dizzy excessive sweating cool, pale, clammy skin nausea or vomiting Rapid, weak pulse muscle cramps Heat Stroke: throbbing headache no sweating body temp above 103 red, hot, dry skin nausea or vomiting may lose consciousness

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Heat Exhaustion: faint or dizzy excessive sweating cool, pale, clammy skin nausea or vomiting Rapid, weak pulse muscle cramps Heat Stroke: throbbing headache no sweating body temp above 103 red, hot, dry skin nausea or vomiting may lose consciousness
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Meanwhile in Canada (meanwhileincanada@ohai.social)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2024 01:43:38 JST Meanwhile in Canada

Yes, it gets hot in Canada. Climate change is hitting us hard. Warming across Canada has been about twice the global average and in the Canadian Arctic, the warming has been about three times higher.
If you see someone experiencing heat stroke, call 911, it is a medical emergency
Take care of yourself and your pets
-stay hydrated
-don't walk pet on hot pavement
-cool shower

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