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How to Stay Cool in a Heat Wave — Even without Air Conditioning

  • Kansas City experienced temperatures nearing 100 degrees on June 20, 2025, posing health risks amid a regional heat wave.
  • The heat wave coincided with a weekend water shortage caused by Avery Street water main repairs, which contractors resolved today.
  • Experts warn of heat stroke risks for people and pets, advising owners to watch for heavy panting, drooling, and unresponsiveness in animals.
  • Ashley Ward from Duke University explained overnight heat above 75°F worsens health outcomes, stating, "Your body needs a reprieve."
  • Older adults like Ortiz's 90-year-old mother face increased danger, prompting cooling assistance programs and advice to create cool sleeping areas.
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The Keystone broke the news in on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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