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Washington DC’s iconic 4th of July parade canceled due to scorching temperatures

Organizers of the decades-old America’s Independence Day Parade abruptly canceled the event over extreme heat warnings late Friday night.

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Washington DC’s iconic 4th of July parade canceled due to scorching temperatures
Organizers of the decades-old America’s Independence Day Parade abruptly canceled the event over extreme heat warnings late Friday night.
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