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Senior editor at Yahoo News. Vermont Catamount. Honorary Oregon Duck and Seattle Mariner. Modern gentleman. Fan of yours.
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The summer of Jimothy: Why we're still talking about the viral raccoon Original

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By Dylan Stableford Verified
| Yahoo Verified
It all began with a five-second clip. Kiana Hall, a 33-year-old Seattle resident, spotted an oddly shaped raccoon in her neighborhood on July 13 and pulled out her phone to capture video of the animal as it scurried across the sidewalk. "What am I looking at?" Hall says in the footage she posted on Instagram. In the caption, she dubbed the creature Jimothy. "He just looked like a Jimothy to me," she later wrote in the comments.
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Heat wave scorches U.S. with 39 million under alerts as temperatures reach 119°F for a second day

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By Dylan Stableford Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
The so-called heat dome that brought extreme heat to much of the central and eastern U.S. has shifted west and is expected to intensify over the weekend. Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dangerous heat is gripping parts of the United States, with more than 39 million people under heat alerts across much of the South as temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend.
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Heat wave scorches U.S. with 39 million under alerts as temperatures reach 119°F for a second day Original

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By Dylan Stableford Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Dangerous heat is gripping parts of the United States, with more than 39 million people under heat alerts across much of the South as temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend. Temperatures in some cities have climbed above 100°F, while a high of 119°F was recorded Thursday at weather stations near Topock, Ariz., on the California border, and near Tecopa, Calif., in the Mojave Desert southwest of Death Valley National Park, the National Weather Service said.
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