(20 Jun 2024)
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Concord, New Hampshire – 20 June 2024
1. John Dupont and his daughter, Riley, package their product at the Canterbury Kettle Corn booth during the 50th annual Market Days Festival
2. SOUNDBITE (English) John Dupont, Concord Market Day Vendor:
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"This is our fourth or fifth year. This year is, obviously, a little challenging because of all the heat. You know, our kettle gets up 150,000 BTUs (British thermal units) and runs about five minutes and then the fans push the heat out right on to all of us. The hardest part is not staying dehydrated … or staying hydrated."
3. Wide of the Canterbury Kettle Corn booth and others
4. Close up of the kettle and fire
5. SOUNDBITE (English) John Dupont, Concord Market Day Vendor:
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"It’s hard to stay cool. We try to use all the fans."
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Riley Dupont, Concord Market Day Vendor:
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"Sometimes we bring towels, then we put them in the freezer and then we put them on our necks. And that helps us."
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Burlington, Vermont – 20 June 2024
7. Close up of a list of cooling centers posted at the public library
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Hurlbut, homeless man:
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"It sucks. We live in Vermont for a reason, you know what I mean? I’ve never been this hot my entire life. Drink two gallons of water yesterday."
9. Wide of the public library building
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Hurlbut, homeless man:
"Yeah, I’m actually homeless."
Reporter: "You are?"
Hurlbut: "Yeah."
Reporter: "So where did you sleep last night? Where did you sleep?"
Hurlbut: "Last night I happened to fall asleep right over there, actually."
Reporter: "It must have been so hot."
Hurlbut : "It sucked. And mosquitoes are brutal this year."
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Northwood, New Hampshire – 20 June 2024
11. Nine-year-old Silas Pociask, of Deerfield, New Hampshire, eating ice cream
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Camryn Hildredth, Johnson’s Dairy Bar:
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“It’s rough. I was here all day yesterday for about 10-and-a-half hours, sweating. We had a kid we had to send home. It’s rough. You had to stay hydrated, we all did, but the heat gets to you. For the most part it’s fun. We do usually have 10 kids in here, so it gets to 100 degrees back here. Everybody asks if we have AC (air conditioner), we do not. It’s very hot and we get long lines, so it can get very rough sometimes.”
13. Close up of a list of ice cream flavors printed on a board at Johnson’s Dairy Bar
14. A woman steps up to order ice cream
15. Close up of ice cream being handed to a customer
STORYLINE:
A heat wave is moving closer to the breaking point from the Midwest to New England as millions of people sweat it out for another day.
The National Weather Service says the heat will peak Thursday in the eastern Great Lakes and New England, and on Friday or the weekend in the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic.
Heat index readings combining temperature and humidity are expected to pass 100 degrees in many locations, possibly breaking all-time records.
The weather service warns that record temperatures overnight are preventing natural cooling, and that means heat danger can build up indoors.
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