Southern California faces extreme heat and humidity

Southern California is experiencing extreme heat combined with unusually high humidity due to a high-pressure system and remnants of Tropical Storm Marie. Temperatures are forecasted to reach mid to upper 80s at beaches, into the 90s along the coast, and between 100 and 108 degrees in valleys, with the highest heat persisting until Thursday. Public health officials warn that the high humidity increases the risk of heat-related illnesses, especially among vulnerable populations, and advise limiting outdoor activity, seeking air-conditioned spaces, and practicing methods like skin wetting to stay safe. Relief is expected beginning Friday as temperatures drop and humidity decreases.

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