Heat Advisory and an Extreme Heat Warning for July 1st
Brian sits in solo today as Susan is off to talk about the extreme heat WNY will be experiencing up until the 4th of July.
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Susan and Brian today discuss the extreme heat WNY is looking to have just days before the 4th of July and also talk about lead in water lines.
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