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L.A.'s Ideal Mediterranean Climate Faces Humidity Issues
Southern California is experiencing its most intense humidity in recent history due to the remnants of Hurricane Marie and climate change effects, leading to record-high dew points comparable to humid regions like Florida. This summer's humidity is the highest since 1980, with dew points reaching 76 degrees in some coastal areas, making heat feel significantly hotter and raising health concerns. Experts warn that this extreme moisture, combined with rising ocean temperatures and an ongoing El Niño pattern, may cause more coastal erosion, flooding, and damage later this winter.
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