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#CAwx #LOX #graphicast Key Details: Multiple rounds of southerly swells impacting south facing beaches through the weekend. Hurricane Fausto Swell (through Saturday morning): 3-5 feet at 11-14 seconds from 170-190 degrees. Southern Hemisphere Swell (Saturday through Sunday): 1-2 feet at 18-22 seconds from 200-220 degrees. Elevated surf with hazardous rip currents. Will lead to increased ocean rescues. Additional southerly swells on the

#CAwx #SGX #graphicast Extreme Heat Warning is in effect beginning at 10 AM Wednesday for the low deserts and 10 AM Thursday for the high desert. Heat Advisories go into effect at the same time for the Inland Empire, San Diego County valleys, Orange County inland areas, and mountain zones. These hazards will remain in effect through Monday of next week.

#MEwx #GYX #graphicast Most of the showers and storms have exited the forecast area, giving way to mostly clear skies. Water levels may approach flood stage during tonight's high tide. Expect intermittent smoke from distant wildfires at times over the next few days.

#CAwx #SGX #graphicast High temperatures peak today leading to an extreme heat warning for most of the area and a heat advisory for the coastal areas through Thursday night.

#CAwx #LOX #graphicast Dangerously hot conditions with temperatures of 85 to 100 possible across much of the local area next week.

#MEwx #GYX #graphicast Heat continues to build into Thursday, and then linger into at least Friday. Overall the heat remains on track, with minor tweaks to temperatures and heat indices over the next few days. Heat and humidity will provide fuel for thunderstorms through Thursday with storms possible during the day and overnight. Placement, timing, and coverage of storms remains variable. The main hazards with any severe storms are dama

#MEwx #GYX #graphicast Hazardous heat and humidity is expected into the holiday weekend. Keep up to date on the forecast at weather.gov/gyx