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North Carolina Heat Wave Warning | Wilmington News
North Carolina’s facing a dangerous heat wave just before the Fourth of July, with temps soaring past 100 degrees and humidity making it feel like 110. Health officials are sounding the alarm after a record 1,800+ heat-related ER visits already this year — up from the five-year average. Heat illness can strike anyone, even the fittest. Stay hydrated, avoid midday heat, and watch for warning signs like dizziness or nausea. If someone shows signs of heat stroke — confusion, slurred speech, or fainting — call 911 immediately. Check on elderly neighbors and vulnerable loved ones. Stay safe as the…
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