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Phoenix s relentless streak of dangerously hot days has smashed a record for major U.S. cities on Tuesday, the 19th straight day the desert city saw temperatures soar to 110 degrees Fahrenheit or more.On Tuesday at 12:05 p.m. local time 3:05 p.m. EST , Phoenix s temperature reached 110 degrees Fahrenheit.Nighttime has offered little relief from the brutal temperatures. Phoenix s low of 94 degrees on Tuesday was the ninth straight day of low temperatures not falling below 90, another record, according to the National Weather Service. This broke a record set on Monday. It s pretty miserable when you don t have any recovery overnight, said National Weather Service meteorologist Matt Salerno. The length of Phoenix s heat wave is notable even during a summer in which much of the southern United States and the world as a whole has been cooking in record temp
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BOSTON - Boston scrambled to dig out Monday from the second major winter storm in a week and delayed a celebratory Super Bowl parade, and forecasters from Philadelphia to Portland, Maine, warned that flash freezing could make roads dangerously slippery.Officials said a Massachusetts woman was run over and killed by a snowplow, and New York state police said two people were killed in a multivehicle crash on an interstate in Rye.CBS New York reported the problems persisted on the roads late into the night in many areas - and a potential disaster was brewing in the late-night hours. Roads were slushy and snowy, and combined with the freezing temperatures, it was sure to make for a slippery morning commute.Here s the latest on the storm: ___A Dead
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