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Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Health officials are issuing alerts across the country as heat waves are striking many parts of the U.S., including southwest Nebraska. Temperatures hit the 100-degree mark and above in late July and hot and humid weather continues.

Take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses as temps rise

    Chase County has seen its share of high temperatures in recent weeks, and it’s causing concern among health professionals.

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Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Out of the field, the grain makes its way into the truck for transport.

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Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
In 100-degree temperatures Monday afternoon, Charlie Beard was hard at it cutting wheat on the Beard ground just outside of Champion.

Wheat cutting moves fast as mercury climbs

    Thanks to the current heat wave, one estimate puts the area wheat harvest between 75-80% complete after a later start this season.

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