 And, you know, they should be wearing life vests. That's Como Forest's Karina Vargas with the story. Those who work outside have new protections against the heat. They must get a short break every two hours when temperatures are above 90 degrees. I think for the most part, it's quite a drastic change. And I guess everyone's just taking it easy and staying hydrated. That's agricultural worker Brett Svensson, who spoke with Como News in Skagit County. Outdoor workers must also have access to water and shade.