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PHOENIX — More sweltering heat appears to be headed to parts of Arizona and Nevada this week. The National Weather Service said Sunday that an excessive heat watch is in effect Tuesday through Thursday for the Phoenix metro area plus other portions of south-central and northwest Arizona. Temperatures could reach 111 F or higher during that span.
Meanwhile, dangerously hot conditions are being forecast for central Las Vegas with highs ranging from 108 F on Tuesday and 111 F on Wednesday. Las Vegas reached 111 F last Thursday and 110 F last Friday, both records for the dates by one degree Fahrenheit. Albuquerque, where the normal high this time of year is 89 F, tied the record Friday of 100 F set in 1981. In New Mexico, where Albuquerque’s normal high this time of year is 89 F, the city tied the record Friday of 100 F set in 1981.
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