A woman who says her sister moved to Arizona from Nevada sadly died from an apparent heat stroke. She says although it was not a surprise her sister died from the heat, she's surprised at the fact she lost her baby sister.
after an already brutally hot and record-setting summer.
Christine Larsen's sister Debra recently moved to northwest Arizona from Nevada. Her family says she was struggling with the heat and drinking an unusual amount of water.She says her sister lived in a trailer and her husband says the medical examiner ruled her cause of death as heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Temperatures across the southwest have broken records this summer with a month of 110-plus degree days.The National Weather Service in Phoenix warned the metropolitan area and parts of south-central Arizona could see potentially record-breaking temperatures this weekend.
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