An ASU hockey player collapsed from exertional heatstroke during a military-style outdoor workout shortly after arriving in Phoenix, raising concerns of a possible violation of the school's heat acclimatization policy
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People driving on a notoriously hot stretch of Interstate 15 between Los Angeles and Las Vegas are urged to take precautions during this inten…
- DANILO ARNONE and GISELDA VAGNONI Reuters
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The temperature record in Floridia, at 119.8 degrees, marked a turning point as extreme heat waves have become more frequent, lasting weeks or months and affecting long-cherished social spaces.
Local opinion: I’m excited my twins start pre-K this August, but deeply concerned about extreme heat
- Jennifer Cardenas Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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- Balazs Koranyi Reuters
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For anyone in Europe who thought climate change was a problem for future generations, this summer's heat waves have brought home the reality that its life-altering economic impacts already arrived.
- Elena Santa Cruz, Arizona Republic
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GLENDALE — Two parents were arrested after police said that, while they were intoxicated, they forced their kids to walk in triple-digit heat.
- Sarah Henry Arizona Republic
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Heat waves are becoming more common across Arizona and the West, increasing wildfire risk by drying vegetation, lowering humidity and extending the hours fires can burn.
- Arizona Daily Star
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An extreme heat warning across metro Tucson was set to end by Monday night with a slight dip in high temperatures for the rest of the week and a return to rain chances in the evenings, the forecast shows.
- Kelly Presnell
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A pedestrian uses a break in rush hour traffic to dash across Congress Street at Pennington Street in the last light of a hot summer evening, …
- Janet Loehrke, Karina Zaiets and Ramon Padilla USA Today
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Dangerously hot conditions will move west across the U.S. this week with temperatures surging to triple digits and an increased risk of wildfires and their accompanying toxic smoke.
