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Heat & Drought Life-saving

Desert Survival

In the desert, shade and water are everything. Travel cool, rest hot, and conserve sweat.

What to do
  1. 1Stay with your vehicle if it breaks down — it's shelter, shade, and far easier to spot than a person.
  2. 2Rest in shade during the day; travel at dawn/dusk if you must move.
  3. 3Cover skin to slow water loss; don't ration water to the point of impairment — drink when thirsty.
  4. 4Watch for flash floods in washes even when it's not raining where you are.
  5. 5Signal: a car mirror, horn, and bright cloth draw rescuers.
Common mistakes to avoid
  • Walking in the midday sun
  • Leaving your vehicle to 'find help'
  • Sweating in heavy exertion
Good to know
  • Sweat is your radiator — staying covered and calm preserves it longer than rationing water does.
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