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In D.C. for July Fourth? Here’s what you should know to stay safe in the heat.

 What to know

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser activated an extreme heat alert as temperatures are expected to exceed 100 degrees through Sunday. Authorities advise residents to stay hydrated, wear loose clothing and use cooling centers. Extra security and medical response systems will be in place for Fourth of July events. Residents and visitors can sign up for alerts and access resources for heat-related emergencies.

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