 Yeah, the County Public Health Department has analyzed data on heat-related illnesses over five years, and they found the difference between like 110 degrees instead of 105 degrees results in a 76% increase in these cases of heat stroke or heat exhaustion. You said June was a little hotter this year than last. Last July, Phoenix set a record for the number of those 110 or hotter days in a row. What does the forecast look like for this month?