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Blessed fall is finally here.

The season when Valley residents emerge from their air-conditioned homes and get out into the — if not crisp, then at least not hot — fresh air again.

With temperatures ranging from the mid 80s to low 90s, Scottsdale residents and visitors are already getting out and using Scottsdale’s 43 parks, according to Scottsdale Parks and Recreation spokesman Alex Sanchez.

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