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Hundreds of deaths reported as cities urge residents to conserve power during ravaging heat wave By Aya Elamroussi and Amir Vera, CNN Published Jul 1, 2021 10:30:47 AM enablePagination: false endIndex: (CNN) -- More than 50 million Americans remained Wednesday under heat alerts and hundreds of deaths have been reported across the Pacific Northwest and Canada amid a devastating heat wave. But relief is coming for many, forecasters say. Brittish Columbia and US cities -- including Seattle and Portland -- have reported their hottest temperatures on record. Oregon State Police said the state med...

Seattle and Portland endure another day of relentless heat gripping the Northwest AP By Madeline Holcombe, CNN The mercury kept climbing Monday in heat-baked Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, again setting record highs. Canada and US cities in the Northwest are all reporting their hottest temperatures on record in a wave that has more heat in store. More than 20 million people are under a heat warning or advisory, from the Canadian border to the Mexican border. Seattle had topped its all-time record high Sunday when thermometers climbed to 104 degrees — so hot that even the normally freezing t...

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It's amazing how quickly you start to feel at home riding in the mud You want me to ride through what? Expert tips help make off road riding a lot more enjoyable Off-road riding requires a change in thinking and body positioning 1 of 5 I always thought that handling a bike at high speed on a circuit represented the very pinnacle of skill, not slithering around a field getting mud sprayed up my back. Oh how wrong can a person be? "I can’t believe you’ve never ridden a dirt bike," says MCN’s expert rally-riding Sports Editor Michael Guy, who was bemused when I admitted this glaring ho...