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Heat Wave Causes Record Temperatures and Increased Wildfire Risk in Western US

A heat wave is impacting the Western U.S., with temperatures reaching near-record highs and increasing wildfire risks. Las Vegas, Phoenix, and El Centro are among the cities experiencing extreme heat, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service. The heat wave has raised concerns about wildfires, particularly in Montana and Washington, where emergency measures have been enacted.

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A heat wave is impacting the Western U.S., with temperatures reaching near-record highs and increasing wildfire risks. Las Vegas, Phoenix, and El Centro are among the cities experiencing extreme heat, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service. The heat wave has raised concerns about wildfires, particularly in Montana and Washington, where emergency measures have been enacted.

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Heat wave bringing record-breaking temps, heightened wildfire risk to parts of Western US

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Heat Wave Causes Record Temperatures and Increased Wildfire Risk in Western US