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Gregory Bull

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By Gregory Bull
| La Crosse Tribune
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Temperatura en Arizona llega a 110 F; la más alta registrada en EEUU en marzo

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By Gregory Bull, Christopher Weber
| KTAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ)
Una comunidad en el desierto del suroeste de Arizona alcanzó el jueves los 110 Fahrenheit, rompiendo un récord de la temperatura más alta registrada en Estados Unidos en un mes de marzo. La temperatura récord ocurrió ligeramente afuera de Martinez Lake, Arizona, en el desierto de Yuma, mientras una ola de calor invernal abrasa el suroeste, según el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional. La comunidad se encuentra a unas 145 millas al oeste de Phoenix, en la frontera entre Arizona y California.
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This Arizona community sets highest March temperature ever in US

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By Gregory Bull, Christopher Weber
| Arizona Daily Star
A desert community in southwestern Arizona reached 110 degrees on Thursday, breaking a record for the highest March temperature recorded in the United States. The record-setting temperature was recorded just outside Martinez Lake, Arizona, in the Yuma Desert, as a winter heat wave scorched the Southwest, according to the National Weather Service. The community is about 145 miles west of Phoenix and sits on the Arizona-California border.
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