Record highs expected to fall as Southwest US bakes in first heat wave of season earlier than usual

Southern Nevada is experiencing an early heat wave with temperatures expected to exceed 110°F. Clark County has opened cooling stations and public pools to help residents cope. Pet owners are advised to keep dogs indoors during peak heat hours to prevent heat stroke. The community is preparing for a prolonged hot summer.

What is the expected temperature in Southern Nevada during the early heat wave?

• Over 120°F

• Over 110°F

• Over 90°F

• Over 100°F

What facilities has Clark County opened to help residents stay cool?

• Shopping malls

• Cooling stations and public pools

• Movie theaters

• Libraries

What is one of the recommendations for dog owners to prevent heat stroke in their pets?

• Take dogs out before 7:00 AM and after 9:00 PM

• Keep dogs outside in the shade

• Walk dogs during the hottest part of the day

• Let dogs swim in public pools

Why are people in Southern Nevada concerned about the upcoming summer?

• They are concerned about snow

• They anticipate a mild summer

• They are worried about a long and hot summer

• They expect a lot of rain

What is the advice given for people with dogs during the heat wave?

• Let them play in the sun

• Avoid taking them out during peak heat hours

• Walk them only in the afternoon

• Keep them outside all day