Beat the Heat: Summer Cool Tips for a Hot Day

Dec 02, 2025

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Discover how to stay cool on a scorching summer day with tips to avoid the heat, drink water, and have fun while staying safe. Learn why it's so hot and what you can do to beat the heatwave. Protect yourself from the sun and chill out!

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Beat the Heat: Summer Cool Tips for a Hot Day

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