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Hurricanes,  and  are dangerous. But data from the National Weather Service shows that heat waves kill more Americans than any other major weather event. The human body simply can’t deal when it comes to staying in high temperatures. Commonsense tips to follow during heat waves include staying hydrated and avoiding outdoor activity, and you should also, of course, try to keep your home cool. Here’s a look at some practical ways to protect your home — and your loved ones inside it — when the worst heat strikes.

1. Use a portable air conditioner and monitor room temperature carefully

Whole house air conditioners remain very important in heat waves, especially when combined with other cooling methods. But not all homes have whole house AC, and in severe heat waves they may not be enough. Another option is a smart portable air conditioner that you can plug in and move from room to room, depending on where you’re spending time.

Take a look at our list of the top portable air conditioners, and you’ll find models with remotes, voice assistant support, timers, dehumidifier functions and much more. Expect to spend around $400 for a good model that you can use for summers to come.

Important note: Once temperatures start rising well above 90 degrees Fahrenheit, basic ceiling fans don’t really make a difference, especially when addressing health issues. It’s important to focus more on home insulation and air conditioning.

In many homes, some rooms can get much hotter than others, which doesn’t really help central thermostats do their job. Consider home monitoring devices that can sense temperature, like these all-in-one Arlo security sensors we tested. That way you can constantly monitoring the temperature in a particular spot (sitting room, bedroom, baby’s room, etc.) and take action if it gets too high.

2. Set a strict curtain schedule for your windows

Sunlight streaming through your windows can heat up objects and air inside your home, making a heat wave worse. Close your blinds completely during the hottest temperatures for better protection. You can also search for smart blinds and curtain retrofits to let you set automatic schedules to make this process easier.

Once the outside temperature drops significantly below indoor temps, your insulation starts working against you. So, if your region experiences cooler nights, wait for the temperature difference and open windows around your home to create cool air flow.

3. Replace your HVAC filter and order an inspection

Shade is your friend when placing outdoor electrics like home security cameras or outside sensors — even robot lawnmowers. High temps can wreak havoc on batteries, make sensitive electronics overheat and may even cause plastics to melt.

So when the temperature start shooting up, bring your electronics inside or into the shade until the hot spell is over. And please watch where you install your home cameras.

6. Check and replace your weather stripping

Weather stripping refers to those small strips of felt and rubber at the edges of windows and doors. They play a vital role in home insulation: When they wear down or get ripped off, the gaps notoriously cause drafts. That’s unpleasant in wintertime, but during a heat wave it can sap all the cool air that your AC has created, keeping your home from cooling down fully and increasing the risk of heat-related health problems.

Prep for heat waves by checking weatherstripping and blocking any drafts from worn materials. You can find weather stripping yourself for a DIY project, but it’s important to get the right kind to match your doors and windows.

7. Find cooler alternatives for cooking

There’s one other surprising part of the home that produces a lot of heat — your incandescent lights, which are terribly inefficient at using energy (touch one to find out). Newer LEDs (light-emitting diodes) found in smart lights create almost no heat and tend to last much longer.

The key is finding high-quality, affordable smart lights, which is why you should head over to our list of the best smart lights available. Switch out those sweaty lights with LEDs and your house will start feeling cooler.

10. Create easy access to emergency medical services

If it looks like someone is suffering from heatstroke or a similar condition, it’s important to get medical attention immediately to help them out. Signs include lots of sweating accompanied by headache, nausea and disorientation. If someone shows problems like these, get them in a cool spot and contact emergency services. You can also bathe their feet in cool water to help them get relief.

Some home security plans can make this easier. The Alexa Emergency Assist plan ($6 per month) is a good option, since it works with existing Alexa speakers and lets you immediately call for help and notify family emergency contacts with a command. That can be especially important for elderly relatives who may live alone and are more susceptible to heat-related conditions.

For more temperature management choices, visit our guide to the best smart thermostats and look at the top DIY security monitoring systems. It’s also a good idea to brush up on heatstroke safety and how to stay safe when air quality is really bad.
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