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Bay Area Heat Wave: Triple Digits Return!
11 Jun
Summary
- Several Bay Area locations may exceed daily high temperature records.
- Livermore and Concord are expected to reach 105 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Stay hydrated and limit outdoor exposure during peak heat hours.
Temperatures are set to rise again across the Bay Area, with Monday afternoon poised to bring scorching heat. Several inland locations are forecast to experience temperatures at or near record highs, prompting weather officials to issue warnings. Livermore and Concord are projected to reach 105 degrees Fahrenheit, while Santa Rosa could see a high of 103 degrees. San Jose is expected to hit 101 degrees, and even typically cooler San Francisco may reach 92 degrees.
An excessive heat warning has been issued by the National Weather Service for the East Bay valleys, Santa Clara Valley, and areas near the San Francisco Bay, effective through the evening. All other regions in the Bay Area are under a heat advisory for the same period. Authorities are advising residents to take precautions such as staying hydrated, reducing outdoor activity during peak heat, and ensuring children and pets are not left unattended in vehicles.
