Southern California Braces for the Year’s Hottest Week Amid Heat Warnings
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Forecasters warn that Southern California will endure the hottest week of the year, with downtown L.A. near 96–98°F and inland valleys 100–110°F (coast 80–90°F), while Death Valley could reach 119–120°F; a heat advisory and an extreme heat watch are in place, prompting safety tips as health risks rise and a French traveler died in Death Valley amid the heat.
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