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Heat Wave Hits Tulsa Hard | Tulsa News

Tulsa’s sweltering heat is turning deadly, with emergency crews responding to 52 heat-related calls in just one month—30 requiring hospital transport. Vulnerable groups like seniors and kids are at highest risk, often unaware of dehydration until it’s critical. Early signs like fatigue or confusion can be missed, even indoors. Heat exhaustion can rapidly escalate to life-threatening heat stroke, marked by confusion, loss of sweating, or fainting. Stay alert: check on elders, never leave kids or pets in cars, and hydrate—even if you’re not thirsty. Your vigilance could save a life. Support the…

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