Philadelphia cleans up after severe storms ahead of 5th summer heat wave
Area residents spent Sunday cleaning up tree damage and power outages caused by four powerful weekend microbursts that tore a 12-mile path through the region. The brief weather relief will soon give way to the city's fifth heat wave of the year, with temperatures forecast to climb into the 90s on Tuesday and potentially touch 100 degrees by mid-week.
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