 Try and get dehydrated. You know, stay hydrated, stay in the shade for sure. Experts also tell me that during the night as heat rises, it creates a lid essentially trapping all that heat below. It's called a temperature aversion. That makes it difficult for some areas to cool down at night. But here's the good news. The National Weather Service tells me they don't expect to extend that extensive heat warning beyond the night of Tuesday. I'm Victor Park, KT News.