Heat Advisory And Air Quality Alert Issued

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued both a heat advisory and an air quality alert for the western Pennsylvania area, including of course, the Cranberry area.

Temperatures are expected to soar well into the 90's with heat index values topping 100.

The weather service says the combination of hot temperatures and high humidity will trigger heat related problems for the elderly, young children, and anyone susceptible to the heat.

Experts suggest that you drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air conditioned room if possible, and limit your time outdoors. 

For more tips and keeping cool, . 

Also check on relatives and neighbors who live alone.

If you suspect either yourself, or someone else is suffering from heat stroke, call 9-1-1 immediately.

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