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Death Valley hits 130 degrees as heat wave sweeps the west
“People aren’t able to cool off; it’s a lot harder to get relief.” Ashley Dehetre and Katelyn Price, walk on the salt flats of Badwater Basin in Death Valley, California. Roger Kisby/The New York Times By Matt Craig and Sophie Kasakove, New York Times Service July 10, 2021 | 5:22 PM
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FURNACE CREEK, Calif. For Gary Bryant, the tenth-of-a-mile walk from his modular home to the air-conditioned restaurant where he was working Saturday was “quite enough” time outside.
Bryant, 64, knows the risks of summer temperatures in California’s Death Valley. He once collapsed under a palm tree from heat exhaustion and had to crawl toward a hose spigot to douse himself with water.
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