Southern California braces for extreme heat to continue through the week
Forecasters say inland areas could reach 100 to 110 degrees, and health officials are urging residents to limit outdoor activity and stay hydrated.
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Los Angeles Times'Very hot or extremely hot': Southern California faces hottest week of the year
As temperature soared and Angelenos wilted on Sunday, forecasters had an unwelcome message: Another week of heat is coming. In fact, this probably will be the hottest week so far in this unusually hot year. The National Weather Service is…
Dangerous Southern California heat wave could bring 112-degree temperatures
Southern California’s already sweltering temperatures are expected to climb even higher this week, with some areas potentially reaching 112 degrees as a prolonged heat wave tightens its grip on the region. A heat advisory took effect at 10 a.m. Sunday across a wide swath of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, where temperatures may hit 107 [...]
Southern California is experiencing its hottest week of the summer so far in the last week of August. The National Weather Service predicts that high temperatures in many areas will be 3°C to 7°C higher than normal; CBS predicts that some inland areas could see highs of up to 112°F (about 44°C).
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