1 motorcyclist died, another hospitalized from heat exposure; Death Valley National Park reached nearly 128°F, triggering an "extreme summer heat" alert.

A motorcyclist died and another was hospitalized from heat exposure in Death Valley National Park, where temperatures reached a near-record 128 degrees Fahrenheit. The National Park Service issued an "extreme summer heat" alert, advising visitors to minimize time outside, avoid hiking after 10 am, drink plenty of water, and be prepared to survive. Due to the high temperatures, emergency medical flight helicopters were unable to respond.

July 07, 2024
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