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A significant heatwave is anticipated to continue affecting Los Angeles and a large part of Southern California through the last weekend of August. Downtown Los Angeles has experienced temperatures reaching 98 degrees Fahrenheit on three occasions during this heatwave, with forecasts indicating mid to upper 90s until Friday. AccuWeather estimates a 12-day period with temperatures at or exceeding 90 degrees in the city. Areas further inland, such as Palm Springs, Las Vegas, and Phoenix, may experience temperatures soaring into the 110s over the weekend. A Pacific breeze could offer some respite after the weekend.

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00:00A major heat wave is continuing across Los Angeles and Southern California.
00:04Forecasters say the extreme heat could last through August 29th.
00:08Downtown Los Angeles has already reached 98 degrees Fahrenheit.
00:12That temperature was recorded on three days during the current heat wave.
00:16AccuWeather projects 12 straight days with highs of 90 degrees or higher.
00:20Temperatures are expected to remain in the mid to upper 90s through Friday.
00:24Inland cities could face even more intense conditions.
00:27Palm Springs, Las Vegas, and Phoenix may reach the one-turn tins.
00:31Beach communities will also remain unusually warm through the weekend.
00:35Officials are urging people to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity.
00:40Dry conditions also increase concerns about sparks triggering wildfires.
00:44A stronger Pacific breeze could finally bring relief after the weekend.
00:48Los Angeles temperatures are running 10 to 15 degrees above average.
00:52San Diego is expected to stay cooler, mainly in the 80s.
00:55Forecasters are also watching for larger waves along the California coast.
01:00Disclosure.
01:01This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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