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How much water should you drink when it's hot outside? By Angela Haupt Editor, Health and Wellness It's approaching 100°F where I live, and even though I've mostly been inside today, I'm making it a point to stay hydrated. But when it's this hot, what does that actually look like? Jamie Friedlander Serrano asked experts how much to drink on hot days—and how to tell if you're not getting enough. READ MORE Share This Story

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