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Millions in the Eastern U.S. experience a sharp temperature drop, waking to frost and freeze warnings. At the same time, California and nearby areas face sweltering heat waves with temps soaring past 100 degrees. See how this unusual weather split unfolds.

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00:00Parts of California are hitting 100 degrees in October, a rare heat wave for this time of year.
00:06Meanwhile, the East Coast is feeling its first real chill of fall, with frost advisories stretching
00:12from Pennsylvania to New England. A strong cold front is pushing cool, dry air deep into the
00:18Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, dropping daytime highs into the 50s and 60s and nighttime lows into the
00:2530s. This shift is expected to bring the first widespread frost of the season, especially in
00:31higher elevations. In contrast, the West Coast is under extreme heat warnings through Thursday,
00:36with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average from California to Montana. The warmth is spreading
00:43into the Great Plains, where highs will remain in the 80s. This unusual split shows summer clinging
00:49to the West, while fall settles firmly in the East. Disclosure, this video contains stock footage
00:54and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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