Extreme heat affects Southern California with temperatures above 100°F
High temperatures and thunderstorms are expected in most of the region; Residents should take extreme precautions in the face of intense heat
Extreme heat, with temperatures reaching triple digits, affects all of Southern California this week, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported.
The new heat wave will be combined with a high percentage of humidity, so thunderstorms are expected in the region, for an unusually muggy week.
The NWS issued a new extreme heat advisory, effective for this start of the week, with temperatures above 90°F (32°C) in Southern California.
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