By Chad Lampe
Murray, KY – An excessive heat warning remains in effect until mid-night. NWS forecasters expect heat indices to remain well above 100 degrees today, a heat advisory takes effect tomorrow. Public Safety officials say never to leave children or animals in a hot car. Temperatures can rise to 150 degrees in a car in minutes. Health officials say children's bodies heat up 3 to 5 times faster than adults. More than 500 children have died nationwide from heat related sicknesses in unattended vehicles. Some heat stroke symptoms to look for include: headache, dizziness hot, dry skin that is flushed but not sweaty and hallucinations.