A Father And Daughter Were Found Dead At A Utah National Park After They Got Lost While Hiking And Ran Out Of Water In Scorching Temperatures

Across the United States, extreme heat has been the cause of other deaths as well. Tourists have been flocking to parks in Utah and other southwestern states this summer, even as officials advise against hiking in extreme heat as it poses serious health risks.

In a separate recent incident, a 30-year-old woman died at Stone Canyon State Park in Utah. Additionally, a motorcyclist in Death Valley National Park in eastern California died from scorching weather. At the time, it had been 128 degrees Fahrenheit in Death Valley.

“Dehydration can lead to serious health issues, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke,” stated Santa Clara-Ivins Public Safety in a press release. “Watch for signs of dehydration, like dizziness or excessive fatigue. Stay safe and well-hydrated.”