After Southern Utah heat-related deaths, professionals advise Utahns to stay safe

Signs like this are found in Snow Canyon State Park and asks visitors to drink plenty of water. As temperatures soar, hydration and responsible recreating have become more and more important. (Courtesy Devan Chavez/Snow Canyon State Park)

After a woman passed away in Snow Canyon State Park as well as a father and daughter in Canyonlands National Park, with heat exhaustion being factors in both instances, professionals advise Utahns to stay hydrated and safe during the hottest months of the year.