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Hot, Dry Weather to Increase Fire Danger in Southland Next Week
Forecasters warned Saturday about elevated wildfire conditions away from the coast due to an anticipated heat wave and decreased humidity next week. The National Weather Service stated that the primary concern over the next seven days is the warming and drying trend, expecting temperatures to ramp up starting by Tuesday.
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