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An overnight storm has kept Phoenix from setting a record for overnight low temperatures, but the city can’t seem to escape excessive daytime heat.
The mark for consecutive days of 90 degrees or below is 16 , set in July 2023 when Phoenix had its hottest summer on record.
The grim impact of the blistering Southwest summer was already reflected in the rising toll of heat-related deaths for the year .
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