Many areas in Northern California surpassed 110 degrees, with the city of Redding topping out at a record 119 degrees.
Due to the high temperatures, emergency medical helicopters were unable to respond, as the aircraft cannot generally fly safely over 120 degrees, officials said.
Death Valley has reached or exceeded 125 degrees every day since July 4.
“Death Valley during the summer has always been a bucket list thing for me.
Well, high temperatures across (western Nevada and northeastern California) won’t get below 100 degrees until next weekend,” the service posted online.
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