Two Hikers Die in Canyonlands National Park in 100-Degree Temperatures
Briefly

A man and his daughter died in Canyonlands National Park after running out of water while hiking in temperatures over 100 degrees, emphasizing the dangers of extreme heat.
Recent deaths at Southwestern parks highlight the risks of heat waves, with back-to-back triple-digit temperatures causing fatalities in Grand Canyon, Lake Mead, and Death Valley National Parks as well.
Read at www.nytimes.com
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