The extreme heat poses significant risks to workers, particularly those in agriculture, construction, landscaping, and other outdoor industries. Heat illness can lead to severe health complications or even fatalities if not addressed promptly. Indoor workers in environments such as warehouses and restaurants are also at risk when temperatures exceed 82°F (27.8°C). Employers failing to comply with heat safety standards may face legal consequences. Vulnerable populations, including outdoor laborers and those working in high-heat indoor settings, are most at risk of heat-related illnesses.