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The first heat wave of the year is descending upon a large part of the western U.S., and some places could see temperatures soar above 90 degrees for up to five consecutive days.
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Temperatures in Coachella on Friday were in the 90s, and the discovery a homeless man made that day was the difference between life and death, officials say.
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The first heat wave of the year is descending upon a large part of the western U.S., and some places could see temperatures soar above 90 degrees for up to five consecutive days.
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