Tucson Hikers Adapt to Heat Wave
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Tucson residents brace for the first 100° day, adjusting hiking schedules and packing extra precautions. Local outdoor enthusiasts, including cyclists and adventure guides, are shifting their routines to beat the heat. A 93-year-old regular hiker continues his climbs with long sleeves, ice-cold water, and breaks as needed. Younger groups adapt by planning cooler times of day and weekly outings with family. Rescue groups urge everyone to carry at least one liter of water per person, plus salty snacks, electrolytes, and sunscreen.
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