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New Mexico’s sweltering heat wave is breaking records—Albuquerque could hit the low 100s, possibly shattering its own August high, while Farmington already logged a new 102-degree mark. Scattered storms may offer relief, moving from southwest to northeast and cooling higher elevations. The National Weather Service warns: stay indoors during peak heat, hydrate constantly, and seek shade or AC if you must be outside. Next week, a potential shift in monsoon pressure could bring cooler temps—but for now, safety first: check on neighbors and beat the heat.

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