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South Florida’s sweltering heat is hitting record levels—with temps soaring into the upper 90s and feeling like 112 degrees. A heat advisory remains in effect until 7 p.m., and with Election Day looming, voters may face dangerous conditions while waiting in line. Meteorologists warn it could get even hotter tomorrow. City officials urge everyone to seek shade, stay hydrated, and take frequent breaks if working outdoors. Signs of heat exhaustion include dizziness or nausea—heatstroke, marked by confusion or loss of consciousness, is a life-threatening emergency requiring immediate 911 response. Cooling centers are open across Miami-Dade (64 sites) and Broward (45 sites) for relief. And always check your car before leaving—never leave kids, pets, or elders inside.

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