DC heat wave brings July 4th safety warnings
The D.C. region is facing dangerous heat as July 4th and America 250 celebrations get underway. FOX 5’s Stephanie Ramirez reports from the Capital Crescent Trail in Bethesda, where some people were getting outside early before temperatures climb. Officials are reminding people to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and light-colored clothing, check on vulnerable neighbors and keep pets off hot pavement. Fire officials are also warning people to properly dispose of hot coals and fireworks, and to follow local laws where backyard fireworks are banned.
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