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Temperature ranges from 37 degrees Celsius ( 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit ) to 42 C ( about 107 F) in the capital, Tehran .
Authorities also cut working hours on Saturday in many provinces due to the sweltering heat.
Electricity consumption reached record levels of 78,106 megawatts on Tuesday .
Last year , Iran ordered a two-day nationwide holiday due to increasing temperatures.
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