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It's another scorching day for much of the country with heat alerts stretching from California to South Florida. Triple-digit temperatures continue to plague the Southwest, with highs expected to reach a staggering 120 degrees in some spots by the weekend. El Paso, Texas, has had 26 100 degree-plus days in a row, their longest streak ever recorded, while Miami has seen 31 consecutive days of 100 degree-plus index heat. A persistent heat dome over the Southwest is bringing “anomalously hot summer weather” to the region, the National Weather Servicesaid yesterday. Meanwhile, in the Northeast, Vermont is slowly recovering from a storm that delivered two months of rain in two days, trapping residents in homes, closing roadways and choking streets with mud and debris. Above, two kayakers paddle through floodwaters in Montpelier. Here's the latest.
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Extreme heat continues to bake the Southwest, while Vermont recovers from massive flooding
