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all year round. tell us how people are trying to stay cool. reporter: it is a constant reminder to take breaks, to drink water, to stop working if you feel dizzy, to wear the right clothes. yes, it s normally very hot here in coachella every year, but the heat waves do make it extreme. there are hundreds of agricultural workers still out there picking and packing the fruits and vegetables distributed all over the country and eventually end up on your table. the shade under the grapevines is deceiving. [ speaking non-english ] not enough air and a feeling of suffocation says 22-year-old alexandra corona. she s been working in the fields in the coachella valley since she was a teenager and is one of the more than 2 million agricultural workers in the u.s. but it s impossible to get used to temperatures close to 115 degrees. we understand that s because

Heat wavesAlexandra coronaU sCoachella valley2 million