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Death Valley heat feels like standing in front of a heater: Tourist | Morning in America

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Temperatures at Death Valley National Park reached a record-breaking 133 degrees on Sunday. Yet tourists are still flocking to the desert to feel the heat. Nathan Mendoza, a self-described adventure seeker, shared his experience witnessing a world record being broken firsthand.

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