Heat advisory issued as the hottest temperatures of summer arrive

The Ozarks are bracing for the hottest part of summer with temperatures soaring into the mid to upper 90s, prompting a Heat Advisory from the National Weather Service for Monday and Tuesday. This intense heat comes with health warnings to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure. The relief is expected only after a cold front moves in Tuesday evening, signaling a temporary respite from the sweltering conditions. This heat wave underscores the importance of being prepared for extreme weather and its potential impacts on health and daily activities.