Authorities in Guadalupe, Mexico, have issued recommendations to the population due to the extreme weather conditions expected in the coming days. A temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and winds of 40 to 60 kilometers per hour are forecasted, situations that significantly increase the risk of fires.
The local official warned about the importance of taking precautions, especially if planning to exercise outdoors on Cerro de la Silla. People are urged to avoid physical activities during these days and to be mindful of not starting fires in vacant lots, calling for not throwing cigarette butts that could cause fires in the brush.
The Secretary of Health of Guadalupe recommended that citizens avoid direct sun exposure between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM, stay adequately hydrated, use accessories such as hats, caps, or umbrellas to protect themselves from solar radiation, and apply sunscreen to prevent heatstroke.
Civil Protection of the municipality and the local Secretary of Health emphasize the importance of taking extreme precautions in light of the upcoming extreme weather changes, warning of the risks to public health and the environment. Temperatures are expected to reach 40 degrees and wind gusts up to 60 kilometers per hour on Friday.
The Secretary of Health highlighted that symptoms of heat stroke include weakness, fatigue, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, and reddening of the skin with rashes. Additionally, there is a call to stay informed about air quality and the use of face masks is recommended to prevent respiratory issues due to adverse weather conditions.
