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“This is earlier in the year, so our bodies in the area aren’t used to these high temperatures,” NWS meteorologist Rose Schoenfeld told ABC7.
“That time of year is significant, so we do have concerns that people who work outside, people without air conditioning, and those who are more vulnerable — including the very young and the elderly — could face heat-related issues.”