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The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of ongoing extreme heat in the Mid-South through Tuesday, urging residents to stay safe and limit outdoor activities.

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Temperatures in the mid-90s combined with high humidity are expected to push the heat index into the 105-108°F range, posing health risks for some residents.

Officials have issued a heat advisory for the Mid-South as temperatures and heat indices are expected to soar Monday and Tuesday, reaching over 105 degrees Fahrenheit.

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A second heat advisory has been issued for Memphis, warning of dangerous heat indices through Tuesday. Forecasters expect continued high temperatures in the coming days.

Residents are advised to pay their water bills online or via the dropbox before the Monday cutoff to avoid service interruption.

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