The National Weather Service has issued and Extreme Heat Warning for:
La Paz and Yuma counties, May 11.
Maricopa county has extended their warning through May 12. Daytime highs are expected to reach up to 112 degrees Farenheit . Drink water, limit your time in the heat, and check on neighbors and family members. Visit air-conditioned public spaces like malls, libraries, or community centers to stay cool. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay informed.

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Arizona is home to three of the sunniest cities in the country: Yuma, Phoenix, and Tucson.

On average, a person living in Arizona will experience more than 300 days of sun every year. While this might make it easier to enjoy your favorite outdoor activities year-round, too much sun exposure can lead to skin damage and skin cancer.

The best way to prevent skin cancer is to protect your skin from UV rays, both natural (the sun) and artificial (sources such as tanning beds).

The Arizona SunWise Skin Cancer Prevention Program promotes sun-safe behaviors to help decrease skin cancer development throughout the state. Explore our website to learn why sun safety is important, find sun safety resources and tips, and see previous Be SunWise & Play Sun Smart Poster Contest winners.