Sidewalks in the Southwest are so hot they are giving people serious burns. “We call it pavement burn season.”
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Extreme heat means even brief contact with hot pavement can burn skinDavid Villela, center, spent weeks at the UMC Lions Burn Care Center after suffering a third-degree burn on his left foot.David Villela stepped barefoot into the 110-degree Las Vegas heat in June for just a couple of minutes. When he got back inside from closing his gate, his left foot felt like it was on fire.
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