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July 29, 2020

Goodby dad.

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Steve Bowen @SteveBowenWx·

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Worth repeating. The extreme heat this week in the U.S. Southwest is compounding... drought / wildfire / water shortage risks that have been building for at least the past year. Many areas have seen its driest and Top 5 hottest stretch on record (12 months; June-May).

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Sarah Boon, PhD @SnowHydro·

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Some days it feels like the universe is just piling bad things on. It helps to ... step back and put it in context (keep calm and carry on...).

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New post #fromthefeed Another Illness https://t.co/GZEisdUyCo

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Michelle Cohen, MD@DocMCohen·

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No-shows for 2nd doses are becoming a problem. Ppl book multiple appts and then ... don't cancel.

We can't just put mRNA vaccine back in the fridge. If you no-show you are forcing us to scramble or throw unused vaccine away.

Don't be a 2nd dose jerk! Cancel your extra appts!

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