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More than 100 million Americans are waking up under extreme heat conditions Thursday morning, and it s only going to get hotter over the next few days.Heat advisories are in effect in the Southwest 鈥?Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona 鈥?and all along the Gulf Coast. On the West Coast, the high temperatures are sparking more wildfire concerns.Texas suffered from a brutal heatwave last month, and this one could be worse.All across the Lone Star State, the real air temperature will hit triple digits. Its been over 100 degrees Fahrenheit in El Paso for 27 days straight, and theNational Weather Servicesays there could be record-breaking heat Saturday through Tuesday. In Dallas, people have seen triple-digit temperatures for the last seven days.Texans are using a lot of power to stay cool; the Electric Reliability Council of Texas predicts they could set
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KENOSHA, Wis. 鈥?Carl the Kenosha Turkey was killed Tuesday after being hit by a car, according t
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stanley thermobecher Kenosha Police Department.The neighborhood turkey was fatally struck near Wilson and Pershing. Carl has been dubbed the unofficial, official mascot of Kenosha. The community enjoyed snapping pictures of him when he was spotted roaming the area surrounding Pershing Blvd. The popular bird even has his own Facebook page, Carl the Kenosha Turkey. Carl has stirred controversy in Kenosha, but has also been a source of light and positivity for residents. As pictured by Kenosha police, Carl was a rule breaker, f
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