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philadelphia, and new york city, where city officials reduced the distance of the cycling and running portion of the new york city triathlon that usually draws in more than 2,000 participants, a concern over potential heat related illness. officials decided to simply postpone the triathlon in boston until next month. city official es are making cooling centers available throughout the day tomorrow. they expect those temperatures to really peak on sunday, but, you know, most people might say, well, it s july. it s supposed to be hot. but at the end of the day when you hear from meteorologists, when we get some relief next week, it s possible new yorkers will have experienced at least seven straight days of temperatures exceeding 90 degrees. so, last time that happened was in 2013, pamela. wow. polo sandoval, thank you so much. this is really disturbing, these new satellite images showing how