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This week, California is enduring a notable late-summer heat wave, with temperatures soaring 10 to 20 degrees above the historical norms in various regions of the state. Areas such as Sacramento and Fresno are predicted to endure multiple days exceeding 100°F, while Palm Springs may reach nearly 110°F. Concurrently, significant Pacific swells, attributed to the remnants of Hurricane Marie and other storms, are generating hazardous surf conditions, with waves hitting heights of up to 12 feet and causing minor coastal inundation. The heat is anticipated to subside as a Pacific storm moves inland later this week.
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00:00California's late summer heat wave is intensifying. Temperatures are climbing across the state.
00:05Some areas are reaching the 90s. Others are pushing into the low 100s. Temperatures are
00:10running 10 to 20 degrees above average. Sacramento and Fresno could stay above 100 degrees. Palm
00:16Springs may approach 110 degrees. Los Angeles has already topped 100 degrees this week. San
00:22Francisco could approach 90 degrees. At the same time, powerful Pacific waves are hitting the coast.
00:28Some waves have reached up to 12 feet. The surf has caused minor coastal flooding. Some beachfront
00:34homes were evacuated over Labor Day weekend. Former Hurricane Marie continues sending large swells
00:39toward California. The rough surf can create dangerous rip currents. Sneaker waves could
00:44also cause sudden coastal flooding. At Carlsbad Beach, waves have washed away significant amounts
00:50of sand. Coastal erosion could continue through mid-September. The heat should ease as a Pacific
00:55storm moves inland. Until then, California faces dangerous heat and hazardous surf.
01:01Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted
01:05tools AI generated.
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