Temperatures are expected to remain over 100 degrees for the next three days in most Riverside County areas. Higher temperatures are expected in the desert areas. Vulnerable individuals, such as children and the elderly, are encouraged to visit a cool center during extended periods of highheat days. Cool centers provide snacks and water, in addition to activities and resource information. Cool centers are open during the week. Residents should check with their local cool center for weekend hours. People with the following symptoms should try to remain in a cool place and drink water to prevent dehydration:

· Headache

· Dizziness

· Weakness or muscle pains

· Nausea and vomiting

For more information or for a list of cool center locations, call (888) 636-8676 or visit www.rivcohealthdata.org. Speech or hearing impaired individuals may call TTY (951) 955-5126.

For a list of summer-weather information and health recommendations, visit www.capriverside.org. The heat advisories and cool centers are services offered by the Community Action Partnership of Riverside County, Riverside County Department of Public Health, Riverside County Fire Department, Volunteer Center of Riverside County and the American Red Cross

-Riverside County Reports