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This summer, the nation sweltered in a deadly heat wave.
High temperatures hovered near 100 degrees, the heat buckled highways in several states, and firefighters in Indianapolis evacuated 300 people from a senior living community when the air conditioning failed.
Cities from New York to Seattle set up cooling centers as demand for electricity hit all-time highs.
This fall, the nation froze in near-record cold.
Temperatures in the upper Midwest recently plummeted to -31 degrees. Freezing temperatures and ice storms snarled air traffic across the nation.
Overnight lows in the normally temperate...
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