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Spokane Regional Health District Health Officer, Dr. Bob Lutz, answers common questions about extreme heat and poor air quality. Know what you can do to keep yourself and loved ones safe.
While the sun is a nice change from the cold and rainy spring we had, it’s important to consider the health risks that are associated with higher temperatures and find ways to keep ourselves and others safe in the heat.