As Phoenix swelters, the nights are even worse than the boiling days

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As Phoenix swelters, the nights are even worse than the boiling days
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Temperature topped 110F on four consecutive days and has not fallen below 80F at night-time for the past week in the Arizona city, breaking several records

This was the first extreme heatwave of the season for Phoenix – and large swaths of the US south-west of the country – with the temperature topping 110F on four consecutive days, including two new daily records. Even before this extra-hot spell, the county medical examiner was investigatingdating back to April – 60% more than the same time last year. Another excessive heat spell is forecast for later this week.

Alexia Gonzales, 26, shopping for an Instacart customer in downtown Phoenix as the temperature hit 113F.In this heat, Gonzales never leaves home without an ice chest filled with cold drinks and orange cups as the air conditioning in her old Buick isn’t great. “I’ll hose myself down again when I’m done, it’s the only way I can cool down.

Plenty of dog walkers were also out early with their pooches, as by 9am or so the ground would be hot enough to burn paws. Some said they were heading for higher, cooler ground – to state parks or the city of Flagstaff where it’s cooler at night, while others planned to spend the day between the aircon and pool like Arnold.

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