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Utah officials are reducing risks as state experiences record-breaking heat

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Published September 9, 2026 at 3:30 PM MDT David Condos / KUERA sign warns visitors of extreme heat's health risks at Capitol Reef National Park, June 28, 2026. Capitol Reef was one of several national parks or monuments in Utah that experienced their warmest summer on record this year.

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