Extreme Heat Puts Strain On Oklahoma’s Outdoor Workers As the sweltering heat continues in Oklahoma, some people can't escape it because of their jobs. Workers who must be outside are taking extra precautions to cool down. Kevin Gilliam starts his day bright and early at 5:30 a.m. "Sun comes up around 6:25 a.m., so I like to be started already by then," Gilliam said. He's a retired firefighter and said he mows lawns to stay busy. But lately, he has tried to get a head start. "It tends to get hot, you know, it's summer. Seems like it's coming a little late," Gilliam said.