With so many areas of this nation experiencing excessive heat I thought this might be helpful. Watch out for family members, friends and our pets. Be on the look out for children and elderly in cars and vehicles as well. Here is a great piece on the symptoms of heat stroke.
https://commonsensehome.com/heat-stroke/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=newsletter Also if you have to do errands try to do them in the morning. When washing clothes wash in the morning or late at night but try no to dry them in the afternoon unless you are able to do so outside. The lawn also does not need to be mowed in the afternoon right now cutting it may stress ones green grass. My mom told me that during the depression they would wet sheets or towels and hanging them in front of open windows creating evaporation cooling. If you know where the drafts are in the winter they maybe active in the Summer so open and close a few doors and windows to see if you are able to get the wind to move around.
Maybe the Earth as a whole is on a recharging cycle. There has been a lot of solar flares which involve electromagnetic radiation which could be charging various deposits of various metal and elements around the world this heat might expand into the ocean as well La Nina or El Nino might be explained as a result of this exchange. Sunspots are part of the mix as well . We have had auroras go further South than other years might explain part of the weather situation. StackPath has shown the lights . These space weather affects all of technology since copper etc is involved supports how energy flows various results are happening now. All I know is that here in Texas and maybe elsewhere we are consider to be on the preheat cycle of Summer. The bonus feature of this year that the various power companies are planning for brownouts and black outs just like the 1970's. I wonder if this condition might also reflect that we do not have the stockpile of transformers being made like we once had in our supply system. Those pesky thunderstorms can knock out a large area. I draw rain turtles facing West even when rain may not be in the forecast and if they mention bad weather as well. I like to add doves, fish, bugs, flowers, trees. I have wrote about rain turtles in the past thank God they serve as location prayer marker for areas needing rain. Oh if one has little ones let them draw using chalk. If you live in Texas the annual African dirt event is about to arrive. The plus side the dirt is it may help limit the development of hurricanes.
If your area is needing rain consider drawing a turtle facing West. I use chalk and say a prayer. If nothing else make the turtle picture and add the note. If you are Catholic make sure to get your land blessed. These blessings help more than you or I will ever know.
Many years ago when San Antonio Texas area was experiencing severe drought conditions (not hard to do when you have a large desert area near by) an older gentleman called a local country music station (Randy Carroll radio team before I heart radio) and offered some sound advice he learned long ago. It seems where he lived as a child was experiencing a drought as well so a solution was needed. In the midst was a older gentleman who related a tale from his childhood. So if one does a little generational math here (the best for it has been tested through the ages) one could be applying information more than 200+ years old. The information was this draw a turtle facing West on the ground. I looked it up online and the first civilization (powerful native peoples) knew this and told many but ignorance prevailed. I use chalk so my pictures wash away. The first method involved using a stick and then stabbing the ground was just to harsh for me. The driveway also has drawings of fish, butterflies, doves, flowers and lots of bugs. Now I have added a few more activities to this simple action and that is I say thank God for every cloud in the sky.
Every shower that comes by and one more I add thanks for the rain no need to be impolite saying thank you to God works wonders. So if you know someone who lives in those drought states tell them to go to the bottom of the lakes and draw a few turtles patience is rewarded. Oh like all prayers one is able to say them often and many times as well being grateful is important. Now is the time to clean the lake or waterways bottom from man made trash too. Turns out we now have an invasive mussel in Medina Lake so this drying heat may help kill them naturally. Those mussels mustn't get into the water farm management system. Many lakes lack proper tree deposits at the bottom which help shelter the fish and other wildlife. One may want to add the nations first red trash cans for the bio-hazardous mask situation no need to let those mask become an additional toxic source for the wildlife. I would recommend working at night when it is cooler just like road construction crews do.
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