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It's going to be hot weekend across L.A. County - especially areas away from the coasts. The National Weather Service has issued a heat warning for the Antelope Valley … where temperatures are expected to hit 113 degrees.
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Unseasonably hot weather is expected this week throughout Southern California. We have tips on how to stay safe.
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Do you have questions or thoughts about this year’s wildfire season? Share with us, and we’ll have our reporters or other experts answer or explain solutions.
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An excessive heat warning is in effect Wednesday through Monday for the high desert areas of Hesperia, Victorville and Apple Valley. Temperatures could hit 115 degrees this week, and 120 degrees over the weekend.
