Bay Area Braces for Heat Peak Amid Hazardous Surf and Fire Risk
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The Bay Area is set for its hottest stretch yet, with inland temperatures potentially over 100°F this weekend, but the bigger danger is hazardous surf from distant hurricanes that has already prompted water rescues. Forecasters warn of sneaker waves and strong rip currents, urging people to stay out of the water and off jetties, while dry conditions elevate wildfire risk inland.
- A Bay Area Heat Wave Is Coming, Along With Beach Hazards and Wildfire Risk KQED
- Dangerous waves, currents to slam Bay Area coastline Marin Independent Journal
- Dangerous rip currents, sneaker waves prompt beach warnings along Bay Area coast NBC Bay Area
- High surf advisory for Los Angeles County beaches from Wednesday to Saturday Daily Breeze
- Catalina/Santa Barbara Islands under a coastal flood advisory from Wednesday to Saturday San Gabriel Valley Tribune
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