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‘Dangerous’ Heat Wave Expected to Break Records Across California This Weekend

  • California will experience a dangerous heat wave starting May 30, with temperatures reaching 100 degrees or higher across Northern and Central regions including Sacramento and Death Valley.
  • The extreme heat follows increased heat-related deaths over recent decades and last year's fatalities in Sacramento County, prompting state efforts to reduce illness and save lives.
  • Governor Gavin Newsom announced CalHeatScore, the nation's first ZIP code-based tool that forecasts and ranks heat severity from 0 to 4 and identifies vulnerable groups like children and older adults.
  • CalHeatScore issues daily updates, safety tips, and clear alerts to ease community responses to rising risks, supporting state aims to lower heat illnesses during forecasted triple-digit temperatures.
  • The National Weather Service issued extended heat and fire warnings through Saturday, urging residents to hydrate, avoid alcohol and strenuous activity, and monitor advisories to mitigate health and fire risks.
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Atascadero News broke the news in on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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