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Temps not dropping at night, adding bigger health risks

July 22, 2011 By Jessica Machetta

The urban thermal effect is packing a punch for Missouri’s metro areas.

The high temperatures hovering over St. Louis and Kansas City don’t drop much at night. Health officials say that means many residents don’t get a chance to cool down after a long, hot day, which the body needs to recover and rest.

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