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Phoenix.- Authorities in southern Arizona have urged the public to take extreme precautions before an intense heat wave that has led to temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit).
The National Weather Service reported that the thermometer could record between 44 and 48 degrees Celsius (112 to 119 Fahrenheit) until Wednesday in South and Southwest Arizona.
Through a message on Twitter, the Nacional Weather Service asked residents to stay hydrated and in cool indoor environments.
The authorities "can not emphasize enough that this week the heat will reach extremely dangerous levels".
Meteorologists noted that the moisture from the monsoon was slowly returning from the east over the weekend.
The monsoons of Arizona are summer rains that can cause flash floods and high winds.
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