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Los Angeles Times
Heat wave expected in SoCal from Elida
Southern California is experiencing a combination of extreme heat and hazardous surf caused by high pressure systems and Tropical Storm Elida. Temperatures are projected to reach over 100 degrees in inland areas and surpass 110 in deserts, with fire risks increasing due to dry winds. Meanwhile, high waves of 4 to 8 feet along beaches, fueled by Elida and potentially Fausto, pose dangerous swimming conditions, especially on south-facing beaches. The marine heat wave off the coast is also contributing to unseasonably warm sea surface temperatures and elevated humidity levels.
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