Phoenix Sets New Heat Record with 54 Consecutive Days of 110F+ Temperatures

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Phoenix, Arizona has broken its previous record for the most consecutive days at or above 110F, reaching 54 days of extreme heat. An excessive heat warning has been issued for the region, with temperatures expected to range between 108F and 114F. The National Weather Service has warned of the high risk of heat stress or illnesses and urged residents to stay hydrated, avoid sun exposure, and use air conditioning if available. This summer's heatwave has led to millions of residents being placed under extreme heat advisories and has contributed to wildfires and a significant increase in heat-related deaths.
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- Phoenix breaks heat record as city hits 110F for the 54th consecutive day The Guardian US
- Phoenix heat expected to break records this weekend AZFamily | Arizona News
- Phoenix is on the cusp of a new heat record after a 53rd day reaching at least 110 degrees this year The Associated Press
- Phoenix sets record for most 110-degree days in a single year KTAR.com
- AP Trending SummaryBrief at 10:34 p.m. EDT | Ap | berkshireeagle.com Berkshire Eagle
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