Good morning, Jupiter.

Loggerhead Marinelife Center warned that Happy Beach Dancing held every Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. at Public Beach Access #56 could disrupt turtle nesting season (March through October) and is working with local officials and organizers to set up safeguards.

An interactive tool lets families in Jupiter find free summer meal sites by entering their ZIP code.

The USDA program will offer meals for children at schools and parks during summer — state agencies report the data and families can call the National Hunger Hotline for more information.

A heat advisory is in effect across Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast, and doctors urge residents to drink water, rest in shade, and avoid strenuous outdoor activities to prevent exhaustion and stroke.

Dr. Michael Hughes (JFK North) said high humidity makes it hard for the body to cool.

Hot summer weather can raise kidney stone risk if residents remain dehydrated.

Dr. Lawrence Yore of Tampa General Hospital advises locals to drink water and consider electrolyte solutions while avoiding oxalate-rich iced tea — a key measure during the heat advisory.

Medical experts warn that excitement from the FIFA World Cup on TV may prompt unplanned play and lead to injuries.

Dr. J. Patrick Connors of Jupiter Medical Center advises gradual warm-ups to help prevent strains.

Dunedin Blue Jays vs. Jupiter Hammerheads

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium — $15 — Enjoy an exciting baseball matchup with guaranteed parking spots.

The Cover Letters Live Performance

5-7:30 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience a high-energy cover band performance spanning decades of pop and rock hits.

Samantha Russell Duo Live Performance

1-4 p.m. — Double Roads Tavern & Live Music — Free entry — Experience a vibrant mix of rock, pop, and country in an unforgettable live music performance.