Heatwave Continues to Sizzle North Texas, Rain Chances Dwindle

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North Texas is experiencing record-breaking heat, with temperatures reaching 108 degrees on Saturday and potentially hitting 110 degrees on Sunday, just three degrees shy of the highest temperature ever recorded in the region. The extreme heat has put strain on Texas' infrastructure, with ERCOT calling for voluntary energy conservation and some cities warning of possible power blackouts. Eleven people have already died from the heat in Tarrant County this summer. The city of Dallas is opening emergency cooling centers in anticipation of the extreme heat.
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