Warm weather prompts increase in first responder calls
By Lorraine Tosiek
Published on March 21, 2026.
The unseasonably warm weather is causing more calls for local first responders, with many feeling faint or dizzied due to the increased consumption of alcohol and other substances. Paramedics have advised that proper hydration is crucial for the body to adapt to the warmer weather. The best advice is to increase your intake of water, reduce caffeine intake, and maintain that it will take up to two weeks to adapt.
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