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"Summer only officially started less than three weeks ago, but already, it appears this year will not give Californians the rare break from triple-digit temperatures that last summer did.Photos from the Field: Kids cool down in South SacramentoCalifornia may again feel like California.KCRA 3 meteorologists expect multiple triple-digit days this week, starting Tuesday. Even several days with temperatures higher than 100\u00A0would\u00A0not necessarily\u00A0rise to the level of emergency that the county faced six years ago, when some residents died from heat-related illnesses, said Rick Martinez, director of the county's Office of Emergency Services.Martinez said while the heat may feel uncomfortable, and even be dangerous for some people, county officials are not seeing any of the danger signs and widespread problems they saw years ago. For example, he said, there are no widespread power problems and hospitals are not reporting large numbers of people being treated for heat stress. Also, the heat is dissipating at night, give residents a break during the overnight hours.However, temperatures above 100 do bring more cases of heat stress and exhaustion to local emergency rooms and prompt doctors to urge people to drink water and stay indoors, if possible.\u00A013515302"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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