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
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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.