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Salt Lake City just tied a record for the highest overnight temperature—82 degrees—highlighting how relentless this heat wave has become, even after sunset. With daytime highs nearing 104 and urban surfaces trapping heat like a blanket, the city’s concrete jungle is amplifying the danger. Vulnerable residents, especially those without stable housing, face serious risks, prompting urgent calls for better overnight protections. This isn’t an isolated incident: eleven of Utah’s warmest minimum temperature years have occurred since 2000, signaling a broader climate shift we’re all feeling.

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