DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) -- Houston County Coroner Robert Byrd says a 61-year-old woman has died of heatstroke in her hotel room.

Byrd said Gayle Nash Moeur was found unresponsive in her hotel room Saturday night at Choice Inn by another resident. She was taken to Southeast Alabama Medical Center where she was pronounced dead on arrival.

Byrd said a doctor told him her body temperature on arrival was 108 degrees, leading him to conclude the cause of death was heatstroke. He said a complete toxicology is being done.

He said her room at the hotel had air conditioning, but it wasn't turned on when she was found.

Temperatures have been in the 90s in the Dothan area.