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PHILADELPHIA - In the blazing, triple-digit heat, it's uncomfortable to have to venture outside of the air conditioning.

But, if you're someone who has to bear the heat without access to a pool or some kind of immediate relief, the weather can be dangerous.

With the heat index over 100, even the healthiest people can start noticing signs of overheating like headaches, dizziness, and nausea.

The city has cooling centers set up at local libraries, so people can get some much-needed relief from the heat. "We're neighbors helping neighbors," said Nani Mansion of the West Philadelphia Regional Library. "We're a neighbor on Sansom Street, so we're looking our for people and saying, ‘Hey, we have air conditioning, so stop on by!' This heat is challenging on everyone.

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