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    Summerlike heat grips Los Angeles and San Diego●“ Summerlike heat grips L.A., San Diego: When will it end? Mother Nature remains stuck in summer mode across the much ofMmastodonEnvironmentWeather35 min ago

    Unseasonably hot weather is holding over Los Angeles, San Diego and much of the western United States, with temperatures in the 90s and 100s Fahrenheit forecast to break record highs into next week. AccuWeather meteorologists say the region remains stuck in a summer-like pattern, and there is no clear end in sight for the heat.

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    Climate researchers explain how Kelvin Waves move ocean warmth●Climate researchers explain how a Kelvin Wave impacts ocean waters▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate80.2K8 min ago

    Climate researchers, including those speaking with CBS News Bay Area, are explaining how a Kelvin Wave affects ocean waters. A Kelvin Wave is a pulse of warm water that travels along the equator, and such waves can raise sea surface temperatures and influence weather patterns. Scientists are using the phenomenon to help the public understand how shifting ocean heat can shape climate conditions.

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    California heat wave puts 35 million under alerts●Over 35 million people under alert for dangerous temperatures as October heat wave bakes California✉newsEnvironmentWeather5 min ago

    More than 35 million people in California are under heat alerts as an October heat wave pushes temperatures into dangerous territory. Officials warn residents to limit outdoor activity, stay hydrated and check on vulnerable people as the unseasonably hot weather continues across much of the state.

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    An unusual October heat wave is sweeping across Southern California, bringing well above-normal temperatures to the region in what is typically a cooler month. Residents are sharing warnings about heat risks and fire danger as forecasters urge caution. The out-of-season warmth has drawn widespread attention online, with many noting how late-season heat has become increasingly common in the state.