Hoiatused, Děvín

Check the functionality of the cooling systems and backup power systems. When travelling, monitor the traffic situation. Maximum air temperatures 30 to 34 °C. Possible complications, especially in transport, livestock production, and the energy industry. Possible deformation of rails in rail transport, damage to poor quality roads, particularly those exposed to sunlight. The need for intensive cooling of enclosed halls (livestock production, industry, logistics, etc.). Higher load on energy infrastructure.

Stay in the shade, maintain proper hydration with increased intake of non-alcoholic beverages, schedule higher physical/mental loads for the cooler parts of the day. Seek medical help in case of health problems. Do not leave children or animals in parked vehicles. Set air conditioning in rooms or vehicles so that the body is not exposed to excessive thermal shock when moving in or out; the difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures should not exceed 5 to 8 °C. Strong heat stress expected. Risk of overheating and dehydration. Increased load on the healthcare system and social services (especially care for the elderly and chronically ill).

Do not light fires outdoors, do not burn grass, do not smoke or discard cigarette butts on the ground. Do not use portable stoves or other open flame sources. Follow local bans issued due to drought and fire risk. Stay alert when using agricultural machinery and near railway tracks where sparks from wheels and brakes can ignite vegetation. Risk of fires due to prolonged drought and stronger winds. Possible occurrence of severe fire with subsequent damage. Possible damage to ecosystems, property, forestry, agriculture, etc. Risk of human injury. Deterioration of air quality causing respiratory problems and other health issues. Possible transport complications due to reduced visibility.