Excessive heat warning extended into Friday as October heat wave scorches Bay Area
An excessive heat warning has been extended for much of the Bay Area through late Friday night, as a late season heat wave continues to bring hot temperatures to the region, some of which have been record-breaking.
Heat wave in the SF Bay Area keeps getting extended: When will it end?
The end of this early autumn San Francisco Bay Area heat wave keeps getting pushed back. When the scorching weather first arrived Monday, forecasts indicated temperatures would drop by the end of the week, but the latest forecast shows Saturday and Sunday will still be hot, especially across inland areas, with widespread temperatures in the 90s.
Bay Area heat wave: Excessive heat warning continues
An Excessive Heat Warning has been extended for inland portions of the Bay Area, Central Coast through 11 PM Friday. The Heat Advisory along the coastline has also been extended through 11PM Friday, and now covers the city of San Francisco and northern Salinas Valley. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/5OuFoTLQt7
It will be four to five degrees cooler on average, but the difference may still be be difficult to fee as it will still be ...
Record-breaking hot weather was expected to bake the Bay Area Tuesday, including coastal areas where people usually seek ...
It will be four to five degrees cooler on average, but the difference may still be be difficult to fee as it will still be ...
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