State heat action plan for public-health heat alerts and outdoor-worker protective messaging.
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| Forecast maximum temperature (°C) | Result |
|---|---|
| 35 | Normal (Green) |
| 36 | Normal (Green) |
| 37 | Normal (Green) |
| 38 | Normal (Green) |
| 39 | Normal (Green) |
| 40 | Normal (Green) |
| 41 | Moderate (Yellow) |
| 42 | Moderate (Yellow) |
| 43 | Severe (Orange) |
| 44 | Severe (Orange) |
| 45 | Extreme (Red) |
| 46 | Extreme (Red) |
| 47 | Extreme (Red) |
| 48 | Extreme (Red) |
Required inputs: maxTempC
Optional inputs: outdoorWorker
Registry fields changed — regionCodes: added IN-GJ.
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