San Antonio just hit 100 degrees — and that’s no joke. With heat and humidity making it harder for your body to cool down, experts warn of serious risks like heatstroke and burns, especially in parked cars. Surfaces like seatbelts and car seats can scorch skin — even infant harnesses. Stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and never leave kids or pets in vehicles. Use windshield covers, towels, or small fans for car seats. If burned, run cool water — never ice. Stay safe this summer.
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