Southern California Sizzles in Unusual February Heat
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Southern California braces for a rare February heatwave, with temperatures soaring into the mid-nineties in valleys and inland spots on Friday, and staying in the eighties and nineties through Saturday. Coastal areas may feel the hottest initially, but all regions are expected to experience a significant temperature increase. Meteorologists warn of potential record-breaking highs in several towns, with the heat being attributed to a strong high-pressure system and offshore winds that prevent cooling marine layers from forming. While impacts are expected to be limited due to the short duration, residents are advised to take precautions as temperatures are fifteen to twenty-five degrees warmer than average. Relief is expected by Monday, as most areas drop back to the seventies and eighties, returning to more normal February weather.
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