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Alaskas National Weather Service issues first-ever heat advisories for Anchorage and southern Alaska, targeting highs between seventy and eighty degrees for two or more consecutive days. This move aligns with Fairbanks and Juneaus practices and acknowledges Alaskas warming climate. The advisories aim to protect residents from health risks, as most homes lack air conditioning and wildfire smoke keeps windows shut. Thresholds vary by location, with Anchorage and surrounding areas triggering at seventy-five degrees or higher, and coastal areas at seventy degrees. The advisories encourage residents to stay smart, such as avoiding leaving kids or pets in cars and checking on elders and neighbors.

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