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Know the signs! 🚨 Heat exhaustion includes heavy sweating and weakness, while heat stroke is marked by no sweating, confusion, and high body temperature. Recognize symptoms and act fast!

Our neighbors experiencing homelessness are particularly vulnerable to extreme heat.☀️We can all play a role in keeping them safe. 🚐If you see someone in need of transportation to a shelter or day center: 202-399-7093 or 311 🚨In an emergency: 911 🔗heat.dc.gov

Beat the heat, DC! If you feel dizzy, sick to your stomach, or are sweating a lot, find a cooler place & sip some water. If you don’t start to feel better, get medical help.

[AlertDC] Extreme Heat Alert for DC: Until Wednesday, 06/25 8AM. Daytime temperatures will feel like 105°F or hotter. Overnight temperatures may feel like 80°F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool. Find a cooling center near you: heat.dc.gov

An extreme heat alert has been issued for today (6/23). Temps are expected to have a high near 101 degrees and a heat index as high as 110. Drink water, find shade, & check on your friends. Learn more about cooling centers and resources at 🔗 heat.dc.gov #ReadyDC

Our neighbors experiencing homelessness are particularly vulnerable to extreme heat.☀️We can all play a role in keeping them safe. 🚐If you see someone in need of transportation to a shelter or day center: 202-399-7093 or 311 🚨In an emergency: 911 🔗heat.dc.gov

It's going to be a hot week in the District. 🌡️ Be sure to stay hydrated, limit time outside, and check on seniors, young children, & vulnerable neighbors. Learn more about staying cool in extreme temperatures: heat.dc.gov.

Extreme heat can be dangerous, especially for residents experiencing homelessness. If you see someone in need of a place to cool off, call 311 for free transportation to a cooling center in the District. Let's look out for each other, stay safe, and stay cool, DC.

An extreme heat alert has been issued for today (6/24). Temps are expected to have a high near 102 degrees and a heat index as high as 110. Drink water, find shade, & check on your friends. Learn more about cooling centers and resources 🔗 heat.dc.gov #ReadyDC

🎓Big congrats to the 2025 Peer Case Management Institute Cohort! In partnership w/ Howard University, The Community Partnership & Pathways DC, we celebrate our 2nd PCMI class—a workforce of peer leaders with lived experience, ready to serve our most vulnerable with compassion & care.

[AlertDC] Extreme Heat Alert for DC: Until 8PM Today. Daytime temperatures will feel like 105°F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool. Find a cooling center near you: heat.dc.gov

An extreme heat alert has been issued for today (6/25). Temps are expected to have a high near 98 degrees and a heat index as high as 107. Drink water, find shade, & check on your friends. Learn more about cooling centers and resources 🔗 heat.dc.gov #ReadyDC

Every DC resident should have this number saved: (202) 399-7093. Call the DC Shelter Hotline for free transportation to low-barrier shelters & day centers—available to any resident who needs a safe, cool place to go. More info➡️heat.dc.gov

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southeast DC. If you encounter any flooded roads, remember to turn around, don't drown! Follow AlertDC and NWS Baltimore-Washington for updates.

For the past few days, outreach specialists in D.C. have mobilized to provide resources to the city's homeless population, which faces the brunt of the heat wave all day and night. wtop.com/local/2025/06/…

[AlertDC] Extreme Heat Alert for DC: Until 8PM Today. Daytime temperatures will feel like 105°F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool. Find a cooling center near you: heat.dc.gov

An extreme heat alert has been issued for today (6/26). Temps are expected to have a high near 95 degrees and a heat index as high as 106. Drink water, find shade, & check on your friends. Learn more about cooling centers and resources 🔗 heat.dc.gov #ReadyDC

Extreme heat has meant extraordinary work for DC Gov teams. To the teams who've been out during the heat wave—to check on vulnerable neighbors, to respond to emergencies, and to keep our city safe, clean, and moving forward—thank you.

Heads up DC! NWS issued a Flood Watch for this evening. If you encounter any flooded roads, remember to turn around, don't drown! 🌧️ #ReadyDC

DC's top priority is the safety of our residents. Thank you to our DC Department of Human Services team for keeping residents experiencing homelessness cool, safe, and hydrated during this week's extreme heat. Story by Alan Etter wtop.com/local/2025/06/…