Kids cool off at a community water park on a scorching hot day in Richmond, British Columbia. Schools and COVID-19 vaccination centers closed Monday while community cooling centers opened as western Canada and parts of the western United States baked in an unprecedented heat wave that broke several temperature records. Lytton in British Columbia broke the record for Canada's all-time high Monday, with a temperature of 118 degrees Fahrenheit (47.9 degrees Celsius), just one day after the village set the previous record at 116 degrees.
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Beachgoers on Kitsilano Beach during a heatwave in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The heat is expected to continue for several days in some parts of British Columbia, according to weather warnings from the government.
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Children play in a water feature at a public park during a heatwave in Portland. Temperatures soared on Monday to an all-time high of 115 degrees Fahrenheit (46°C) in Oregon's largest city as a record heat wave blistered the Pacific Northwest.
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A woman and three children go on a cooling bike ride on a scorching hot day, in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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A woman rests with her two dogs at a cooling centre in the Oregon Convention Center, in Portland. The brutally hot weather that's already pushed US Northwest temperatures to record highs worsened Monday and is set to smother the region all week.
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Portland residents fill a cooling centre with a capacity of about 300 people at the Oregon Convention Center.
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A woman and her cat rest inside a tent at the Oregon Convention Center cooling station. The extended heat wave gripping a region usually defined by cool and rain is the latest example of searing weather around the globe as climate change drives temperatures to records.
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Hundreds flocked to public pools during an unprecedented heat wave in Portland, Oregon.
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A notice is seen as a business chose to close early due to an unprecedented heat wave in Portland, Oregon.
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Cesar Acosta-Torres from the Salvation Army Northwest Division hands out water and invites people back to their nearby cooling center for food and beverages during a heat wave in Seattle, Washington.
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A man cools off in the Salmon Springs Fountain in Portland, Oregon.
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People use dry ice to cool water and Gatorade due to an ice shortage during an unprecedented heat wave in Portland, Oregon.
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People flock to Bloedel Donovan park at Lake Whatcom in Bellingham, Washington, during an uncharacteristic Pacific Northwest heat wave.
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A movie theatre advertises air conditioning along with a movie during unprecedented heat wave in Portland, Oregon.
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A young man naps in the shade during an unprecedented heat wave in Portland, Oregon.
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People sleep at a cooling shelter set up during an unprecedented heat wave in Portland, Oregon.
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