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Fort Wayne, Salt Lake City
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‘Number one weather killer is heat’: Climate scientist speaks on future of Utah’s temperatures after heat wave

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By Amelia Hobson Verified, Brien McElhatten Verified
| KTVX-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A climate scientist spoke on the impacts of heat waves and the likelihood of extreme temperatures in Utah’s future. Utah residents are still reeling from the heat wave that occurred over the last weekend, after experiencing statewide power outages, new wildfires, and record-breaking temperatures in Salt Lake City.
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Community prepares donations for those impacted by Cottonwood Fire

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By Brien McElhatten Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Community prepares donations for those impacted by Cottonwood Fire BEAVER, Utah (ABC4) — While the Cottonwood Fire continues to burn in Beaver and Piute County, leading to numerous evacuations, the community is coming together to support one another. As of the most recent update, the Cottonwood Fire is just over 70,000 acres and 0% contained. Residents and visitors in the area were told to evacuate almost immediately after the fire started.
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Community prepares donations for those impacted by Cottonwood Fire

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By Brien McElhatten Verified, Amelia Hobson Verified
| KTVX-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
BEAVER, Utah (ABC4) — While the Cottonwood fire continues to burn in Beaver and Piute County, leading to numerous evacuations, the community is coming together to support one another. As of the most recent update, the Cottonwood Fire is just over 70,000 acres and 0% contained. Residents and visitors in the area were told to evacuate almost immediately after the fire started. Additionally, nearby areas are also facing potential evacuations, with some cities in ‘SET’ and ‘READY’ status.
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