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A cyclist finishes his ride early to beat high temperatures, Monday, July 10, in Phoenix. Tuesday marked 12 consecutive days where the high temperature for Phoenix topped 110 degrees, and more days like that are in the forecast, the National Weather Service says Three days this week were noted as the three hottest days ever recorded; record breaking heat spread across the planet, and Independence Day may have been the hottest day ever recorded.
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