Soccer, bike rides, baseball, volleyball, evening walks, gardening all day in the backyard — all can put you at risk for heatstroke. And, of course, any work where you’re outside and don’t have a chance to get into the shade. Summer in Wisconsin is one of life's great pleasures. But when the temperatures climb and the humidity settles in, the heat and humidity can be a toxic combination. We worry about frostbite in winter, but heatstroke is a more common cause of death. There
