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Climate & Health in Montgomery County

How our Environment Impacts Health

 
Climate and environmental conditions impact health everywhere. Rising temperatures, poor air quality, extreme weather, and shifting disease patterns can increase risks for respiratory illness, heat-related stress, injuries, and infections. Understanding these connections helps individuals and communities stay healthy and resilient in a changing world.
 
Protecting Lungs from Environmental Triggers

Air Quality & Respiratory Health

 
Poor air quality can worsen asthma, COPD, and increase the spread of respiratory illnesses like RSV. Learn how to reduce risks and breathe easier, especially on high-pollution days.
Stay Safe During Floods and Storms

Extreme Weather & Flooding Safety

 
Montgomery County faces increasing flooding and storm risks. Find safety tips, local alerts, and resources to protect your family and home when severe weather strikes.
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Know the Signs, Stay Protected

Heat & Cold-Related Illness

Extreme temperatures pose health risks—especially for older adults and children. Explore how to stay safe in summer heat and winter cold, and locate nearby cooling or heating resources.
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New Challenges Like Ticks and Lyme Disease

Climate Change &

Emerging Health Risks

 
Warming temperatures are expanding the season for ticks and Lyme disease. Learn how climate change is impacting local health and how you can prevent illness with simple precautions.
  • In New York, rising temperatures are leading to:
    • Longer tick seasons and more cases of Lyme disease.
    • More frequent extreme weather events.
    • Greater stress on infrastructure and families without adequate housing or energy access.
  • Stay Safe from Ticks:
    • Preventing Lyme Disease (NYSDOH)
    • CDC Tick Bite Bot – Prevention Tool
  • Get Involved & Stay Resilient: