Hiker, 33, dies near Superstition Mountains in Arizona during extreme heat

33-year-old mountaineer died Arizona Mountain Chain During the extreme heat on Sunday, the authorities said.

Excursions were walking around Phoenix’s mountains near Phoenix when they suffered problems associated with warmth on Sunday on Sunday, they wrote on Sunday at a local time, superstitions in social networks said.

AND Sheriff of the Pinal County Office Fox News Digital confirmed that 33-year-old Noah Farabaugh had died during rescue. Sheriff’s office said that no further updates were expected about death, awaiting the results of the Office of Medical Examiner Pinal.

The other four excursions helped from the mountain down and refused to be taken to the hospital, superstition and medical said.

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The first answers said that one mountaineer died during the rescue. Four people helped from down on the mountain and refused medical attention. (Fire and medical superstition)

Five mountaineers were on the track near the Wave Cave Trailhead track for about six hours when they experienced heat problems, Arizona Republic He reported, citing superstition fire officers.

The mountains of the superstition are about 40 miles from Phoenix. (Fire and medical superstition)

Temperatures in the area on Sunday exceeded 100 degrees, heat that is about 10 to 15 degrees above normal for this time of year, National Meteorological Service He said in Phoenix.

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Authorities warned the mountaineers to Avoid hiking in extreme thermal or excessive warnings of heat.

Temperatures in the area exceeded 100 degrees on Sunday, the National Meteorological Service said. (Fire and medical superstition)

“As temperatures climb, so does the risk. The heat disease can be set quickly, even for experienced mountaineers,” said the SuperSion Fire and Medical in a post on social networks. “Please be safe and plan wisely. No trip is worth your life.”

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The mountains of the superstition are about 40 miles from Phoenix.