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Extreme Heat Raises Fire Weather Concerns Across Southern California
Forecasters warned that extreme heat will create elevated to critical fire weather conditions in Southern California through Monday, with the National Weather Service citing above-normal temperatures, low humidity, dry vegetation, and breezy conditions as factors increasing wildfire risk.
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