Summer is in full effect and Arizona and the rest of the Southwest United States seems to get the hot end of the deal.
Temperatures in Phoenix, Arizona hit a sweltering record-breaking temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit causing fire crews to handle a surge of heat emergencies.
The city had to open 47 cooling centres and 50 flights had to be cancelled at Sky Harbor Airport as it was too hot to fly.
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When temperatures rise above 110 degrees, the body can not cool itself down which may result in a death stroke.
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Well all over social media people have been posting photos and videos of other things besides people who are also being affected by the heat.
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