People Across The Peninsula Are Finding Ways To Outwork The Blistering Temperatures
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When temperatures approach triple digits, it can make it difficult, even dangerous, to be outside. Some people, however, don't have a choice. We spoke with workers who are braving the heat and finding ways to stay cool during the peninsula's first heatwave of the summer.
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DELMARVA. -- When temperatures approach triple digits, it can make it difficult, even dangerous, to be outside. Some people, however, don't have a choice. We spoke with workers who are braving the heat and finding ways to stay cool during the peninsula's first heatwave of the summer.
Multiple cooling centers are slated to open to neighbors across Delmarva as temperatures rapidly climb throughout the week.
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