Salt Lake City saw record-breaking temperatures in July

• The highest daily temperature recorded last month was 106°F.

Why it matters: Heat waves are among the most dangerous weather hazards, per Climate Central.

• Extreme heat can take a toll on our bodies and cognitive function.

Between the lines: This summer's record-breaking, deadly temperatures in Arizona and worldwide would have been "virtually impossible" without human-driven climate change, according to new data published last month.

Flashback: SLC recorded its hottest July ever last year, breaking a previous record set in 2021.

• The average temperature last July peaked at 87.3°F. In 2021, it was 85.7°F.

Be smart: Showering before bed and eating fruits and vegetables that contain water can help keep you from overheating.

• The Salt Lake Valley Coalition to End Homeless lists cooling centers on its website.