Most people see extreme heat as a nuisance, not a killer. But without shade or a way to cool down, heat can quickly become life-threatening. Even fit, capable people can fall fast in the wrong conditions. You don’t need a desert—just a stalled hike, car trouble, or a disaster that leaves you exposed. When your core temperature spikes, it’s not just about staying hydrated—it’s about avoiding heat stroke, confusion, and collapse. In rising temps, survival depends on preparation and awareness.
When the Sun Is a Killer: How to Survive Extreme Heat With No Shade
