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Bakersfield Channel
Heatwave coming to an end
With a high of 103° on Tuesday, Bakersfield has now had 14 consecutive days with a high in the triple digits. In fact, it could end Wednesday. Wednesday's forecast high is 99°, so if temperatures are a touch warmer than expected we could extend the streak to 15 days.
Bakersfield Channel
Prolonged heat wave set to end this week
Good morning! Temperatures are slowly dropping as we inch closer to the end of the work week. This coming weekend will be nearly 20 degrees cooler than the one before. An upper level trough is set to drop in here on the West Coast, and its arrival will open the door for cooler air to flow into Central California.
Bakersfield Channel
Still hot Tuesday, but much nicer by the end of the week
Our latest heat wave here in Bakersfield is now 13 days long, meaning we've been at or above 100 degrees for 13 consecutive days. Today, Tuesday, will likely make day 14. Bakersfield has a forecast high of 104 on Tuesday. Many communities will stay in triple digits, and expect 90s in the mountains.
Bakersfield Channel
Heat stays with us to start this week; nicer by the end of the work week
Good morning! The Extreme Heat Warning remains active through Monday as hot weather hangs on. Later this week, heat will break down significantly. Many of our communities are waking up to temperatures in the 70s and 80s, a sign that we are still in a hot weather pattern. Widespread triple...
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Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Central Valley braces for dangerous heatwave
A heat wave has gripped the Central Valley this week, with National Weather Service officials warning that temperatures could reach 110 degrees in some portions of the region. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory through Sunday, Aug. 9. High temperatures between 106 and 108 degrees are expected across Tulare County. "Afternoon high temperatures of 105 to 108 degrees will occur daily through the upcoming weekend," NWS officials said. "Overnight lows will generally only fall into the mid-60s to mid-70s, providing little overnight relief." Forecasters expect Sunday to be the hottest day of the week, with a high near 106 degrees. Some weather apps predict temperatures could climb to around 111 degrees on Sunday in Visalia. The Visalia Transit Center serves as a cooling center when an excessive heat warning is in effect. The center is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 425 E. Oak Ave. The transit center provides a safe, air-conditioned space for residents seeking relief from the heat and offers amenities including seating, vending machines and restrooms. Most Visalia Transit routes also stop at the center, providing convenient transportation. For route information, call 1-877-404-6473. Five-day California Central Valley forecast Thursday: Sunny and hot,