Southern California faces record-breaking heat wave with rising temperatures and fire risks
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Southern California is experiencing its most severe heat wave of the year, with temperatures soaring into the triple digits and a red flag warning for fire danger, prompting health and safety precautions, including opening cooling centers and preparing firefighting resources. The heat is expected to peak Thursday and Friday, with lingering high temperatures into the weekend and potential thunderstorms increasing fire risk.
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