While we still have your attention, before you head out to do your weekend thing, please note: It’s going to be a hot one! 

Local agencies — the National Weather Service and the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, specifically — warn that interior communities could experience temperatures of 100 degrees or more. As such, citizens are encouraged to take necessary precautions so they don’t experience any heat-related issues — and for God’s sake don’t leave any sentient beings in a hot vehicle!

Warning tweets below:

Hot temperatures in the 90s to around 100 are forecast to develop across interior valleys of northwest California Sunday through early next week. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/2rR6OUygcT

— NWS Eureka (@NWSEureka) June 6, 2019

ATTN Inland communities: Temperatures are forecast to reach over 100 degrees this weekend into next week. Please do not leave children or pets inside your vehicle unattended, especially in the heat! #lookbeforeyoulock @NWSEureka pic.twitter.com/kLc2IBXMH7

— Humboldt County Sheriff (@HumCoSO) June 7, 2019