Heat Advisories Extended Across California Bay Area, Los Angeles Amid Record Temperatures

A widespread heat wave is impacting California, with heat advisories and extreme heat warnings extended across the Bay Area, Central Coast, and Los Angeles region through the weekend. Temperatures are forecasted to reach the mid-80s to triple digits in interior locations, including areas in the Bay Area and Los Angeles County, with some regions expecting highs up to 110 degrees. The National Weather Service and local authorities emphasize the importance of precautions such as staying hydrated, avoiding strenuous outdoor activities during peak heat, and recognizing symptoms of heat illness. While some coastal areas may experience relief from onshore winds and marine fog, interior zones remain under the influence of a heat dome, with only gradual cooling expected by next week. Additionally, there is a chance of thunderstorms in the high desert and mountain areas of Los Angeles due to incoming monsoonal moisture, coupled with critical fire danger warnings in effect. Cooling centers and detailed safety advice have been provided for vulnerable populations in the affected regions.