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Southern California Faces Brutal Heat Wave, Advisories Issued

8/20/2025

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Southern California is facing a heat wave, with temperatures potentially hitting 120 degrees in Death Valley and 108 in Woodland Hills.
Extreme heat and fire weather advisories are in effect from Wednesday to Sunday, posing risks to vulnerable populations.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and review evacuation plans.
Unstable and hot conditions are expected to persist into next week, with only a slight cool down anticipated.

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Story summary

Southern California is facing a heat wave, with temperatures potentially hitting 120 degrees in Death Valley and 108 in Woodland Hills.
Extreme heat and fire weather advisories are in effect from Wednesday to Sunday, posing risks to vulnerable populations.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, limit outdoor activities, and review evacuation plans.
Unstable and hot conditions are expected to persist into next week, with only a slight cool down anticipated.