 Well, thankfully, a lot of people in Las Vegas do have AC, but Clark County, which runs cooling stations for people who need it, say they've got about 200 people using 39 cooling stations every single day around the valley. And, you know, heat like this really can affect people's health. They can get dehydrated, they can have heat stroke, even get pavement burns. Back in June, Las Vegas' largest hospital, University Medical Center, saw 23 pavement burns related to the heat.