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Pima County’s heat deaths are surging along with extreme summer temperatures

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Pima County’s heat deaths have surged at an unprecedented rate over the past two years, coinciding with a sharp rise in prolonged summer heat. That worrying trend brings the number of Pima County heat deaths to a similar rate as…

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Pima County’s heat deaths are surging along with extreme summer temperatures

Pima County’s heat deaths have surged at an unprecedented rate over the past two years, coinciding with a sharp rise in prolonged summer heat. That worrying trend brings the number of Pima County heat deaths to a similar rate as…

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Pima County’s heat deaths are surging along with extreme summer temperatures - AZ Luminaria

Pima County’s heat deaths have surged at an unprecedented rate over the past two years, coinciding with a sharp rise in prolonged summer heat. That worrying trend brings the number of Pima County heat deaths to a similar rate as Maricopa County’s, despite the north county being hotter.That’s according to a report, published Aug. 8, 2024 by Making Action Possible for Southern Arizona, which examined temperature data from the National Weather Serv…

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