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This week, a late-summer heat wave is elevating temperatures in California by 10 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit above typical averages, while robust swells from the Pacific Ocean relentlessly strike the coastline. Cities like Sacramento and Fresno are predicted to see highs surpassing 100 F for several consecutive days, with Palm Springs nearing 110 F. Downtown Los Angeles is forecasted to approach 100 F, while San Francisco is expected to experience temperatures in the 90s. Along the coast, significant wave activity and rip currents present dangers, with erosion noted at beaches such as Carlsbad. A decline in heat levels is anticipated later this week.
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00:00California is facing a late summer heat wave this week.
00:03Temperatures are running 10 to 20 degrees above historical averages.
00:07In the Central Valley, Sacramento and Fresno could top 100 degrees for several days.
00:12Palm Springs may approach a scorching 110 degrees.
00:15Downtown Los Angeles could see temperatures climb into the upper 90s.
00:19San Francisco is also expected to reach the 90s by Wednesday.
00:23The dangerous heat is not the only concern along the California coast.
00:26Powerful Pacific swells are producing large waves and dangerous rip currents.
00:31Long Beach has already seen intense surf-push sand across parts of the shoreline.
00:36At Carlsbad Beach, erosion has exposed a seawall and nearby beach structures.
00:41Officials are urging people to limit strenuous afternoon activity and seek cooling.
00:46Forecasters say a Pacific storm arriving later this week should bring cooler ocean breezes.
00:51The heat may ease, but coastal erosion and rough surf could continue into mid-September.
00:56Disclosure.
00:57This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.

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