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Breezy, Warm, and Dry: Friday through Sunday (Nov 6-8)
Elevated risks for fast-moving fires & heat illness.
NE Wind Gusts 25-40 mph.
High Temperatures 80-90 common.

High Surf & High Tides: Friday through Wednesday (Nov 6-11)
Moderate risk for coastal flooding. Hazardous swimming conditions.
High tides: 7.1-7.7 feet each morning.
Peak surf: 8-12 feet Central Coast, 5-8 feet Ventura Co, 2-5 feet elsewhere.
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Impacts: (mainly in the hours around high tide)
Shallow flooding of seawater over low lying beach & harbor areas including walkways, bike paths, and parking lots.
Potential for isolated additional water damage over most vulnerable areas that have already seen damage.
Significant beach erosion likely.
Coastal Flooding impacts may extend into the weekend

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Daily record high temperatures for today have been broken or tied across 8 locations today. With the heat continuing through Thursday, a few daily records may continue to be tied/broken each day.

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Daily record high temperatures for today have been broken for Downtown Los Angeles and Long Beach, which both reached 103 degrees, while Burbank tied it's record of 102 degrees. Extreme Heat Warnings and Heat Advisories continue to be in effect through this weekend and into late week as a long duration heatwave affects the area. Temperatures across LA and Ventura in particular are forecast to continue to be within

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Extreme Heat Watch in effect for this Friday through next Thursday for the coast and valleys of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, as well as the Santa Barbara County South Coast and mountains. The extended duration of this heat event may be the most significant detail to be aware of.

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High Chance: Large waves & strong rip currents for holiday beachgoers
If planning a beach trip, head to one with lifeguards on duty.

Moderate Chance: Impactful coastal flooding for south facing shores
Heed any advice from local emergency officials.
Moderate Chance: Light rain impacting outdoor holiday events
Start making backup plans for wet events, especially Sunday-Tuesday.

Low Chance: Moderate to heavy rain wi

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Potential Impacts:
Moderate risk for heat illness for most people.
Especially for populations sensitive to heat.

Suggestion Actions:
Plan now on how you will stay cool.
Limit outdoor activities during the afternoon hours.
Seek air conditioned spaces.
Stay hydrated.
Check the back seat for kids & pets.
Check in on the elderly.

Relief is coming: Significant cool down Saturday through Monday.

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Potential Impacts:
High risk for fast moving fires and extreme fire behavior if a fire starts.

Suggestion Actions:
Use extreme caution with anything that can spark a fire
Stay aware of your surroundings in case a fire starts, especially if you are in a high fire danger area.
Follow any advice from local officials

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Chances for thunderstorms through Wednesday night, highest chances in the afternoons across the interior mountains and Antelope Valley. Isolated lightning may cause fire starts. Isolated strong winds with gusts up to 50 mph. Isolated heavy showers, focused over the mountains. If you see lightning, hear thunder, or experience accelerating wind, seek shelter immediately.

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Key Details:
Multiple rounds of southerly swells impacting south to SW facing beaches through this week.
Long period waves with very strong rip currents and longshore currents and powerful breaking waves. The elevated surf and strong currents will lead to dangerous conditions with increased ocean rescues needed.
Southerly swell from Tropical Cyclone Genevieve will bring high surf to the Ventura and LA County coas

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Persistent south swell from a series of tropical systems will bring larger surf and strong rip currents to much of the coastline through the week. Expecting surf to peak Thursday and Friday around 4-8 feet for south facing beaches of the Central Coast, Ventura, and Los Angeles Counties. Strong rip currents are also expected. Rock jetties will not be safe during these conditions, as large, powerful waves can inunda

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Potential Impacts:
High risk of fast moving fast moving fires and extreme fire behavior

Actions:
Stay aware of your surroundings.
Obey advice from emergency officials.
Use extreme caution with anything that can spark a fire.

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Dangerously hot conditions with temperatures of 95 to 105+ possible across much of the local area next week.

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

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The greatest chance of low clouds will be along the coast north of Lompoc. Chances for low clouds remain less farther inland as well the coasts farther south.

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High pressure builds over the area bringing hot conditions to southwestern CA, from the interior to the coastal valleys. Monsoonal moisture will also arrive Tuesday, leading to temperatures feeling hotter than expected. Stay hydrated, seek shade, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion in yourself and others. Seek shelter in cool buildings, and never leave anyone in a parked car. Vehicles can become dangerously hot

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This week into this weekend, expecting below normal temperatures and plenty of marine layer clouds with patchy fog. Light drizzle is possible Thursday and Friday, especially at night. Around Sunday, high pressure will start building over the area, leading to warming temperatures over the interior and decreasing the coverage of marine layer clouds. The following week, heat will spread towards the coast and very warm