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Heat Wave Alert in Ardèche: Urgent Actions Needed

Météo France has issued a Vigilance Orange heat wave alert for the Department of Ardèche starting tomorrow, Saturday, June 28, at 12:00 PM. This alert comes due to the progressive extension and strengthening of heat in the southeast of the country. The department is expected to experience extreme temperatures over the next few days, with potential record heat.

Expected Temperatures and Weather Timeline

According to Météo France projections:

  • Saturday, June 28: Highs of 33°C in the North, 36°C in the Rhône valley, and 39°C in the south of the department.
  • Sunday to Tuesday: Highs reaching 34°C in the North, 38°C in the Rhône valley, and 40°C in the south of the department. Nights will be warm too, with minimums oscillating between 24° and 25°C.
  • The heat wave is expected to continue through the middle of next week.

Safety Tips during the Heat Wave

Given the severity of the impending heat wave, it’s crucial to adopt the right reflexes to protect yourself:

  • Stay hydrated by drinking water frequently, even before feeling thirsty.
  • Cool down by staying in air-conditioned spaces or well-ventilated places.
  • Maintain body temperature by wetting your skin and keeping your home cool by closing shutters and windows during the day.
  • Favor light, low-effort activities and avoid physical exertion.
  • Eat fresh, balanced meals in sufficient quantities and avoid alcohol consumption.
  • Check on vulnerable friends, family, and neighbors regularly.
  • In case of discomfort, do not hesitate to call emergency services by dialing 15.

For more tips and updated forecasts, stay tuned to archyde.com

Historical Context and Expert Insights

The heat wave in Ardèche aligns with recent global trends of increasing extreme weather conditions. Experts predict such episodes will become more frequent due to climate change. Adapting practices and measures can help mitigate risks and keep communities safe.

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