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Southern California braces for a brutal heat wave with temps soaring to 112 degrees, fueled by a stubborn high-pressure ridge. A heat advisory is in effect through Tuesday, expanding to an extreme heat watch through Friday. Even overnight lows stay dangerously warm in valleys. Officials urge everyone to stay indoors, hydrate, and check on vulnerable neighbors — especially the elderly. Outdoor workers face tougher conditions, and businesses suffer as fewer people venture out. Coastal areas will feel relief compared to inland, but air quality may worsen, and wildfire risks climb with dry conditions. Isolated storms could pop up in mountains and deserts, but winds remain calm. Stay cool — it’s going to be a scorcher all week.

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