Southern California Heat Wave: Stay Safe
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Southern California braces for a scorching heat wave this week, with temperatures soaring twenty to thirty degrees above normal. The hottest days hit Thursday and Friday, with many areas reaching the nineties or higher. Officials warn of the strain on residents, especially those working outside, and recommend staying hydrated and taking frequent shade breaks. Coastal zones like Huntington Beach and Long Beach top out in the mid-eighties, while inland Orange County spots like Irvine reach the mid-nineties. Los Angeles areas could hit ninety-seven degrees, and the Inland Empire faces the worst with Riverside and San Bernardino climbing to one hundred two by Tuesday. Nighttime lows stay warm, offering no real cooldown. National Weather Service teams are tracking it closely, so check local alerts for the latest.
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