Today, it's important to spend as little time outdoors as possible.
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory with some of the highest heat indexes we've seen so far this summer.
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The so-called feels-like temperatures will be between 107 and 112 degrees throughout all of South Florida.
And that raises the risk for heat stroke which can be deadly.
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