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Outdoor workers sweat through the heat wave in the Philadelphia region
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The sweltering conditions are especially tough for workers who have to be outside during this week's heat wave. Sanitation, construction and landscaping employees are taking breaks and carrying plenty of water with them as they try to power through.
Philadelphia faces dangerously high temperatures, with heat index values reaching 106°F, prompting a warning from the NWS.
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