LOS ANGELES — Now through the Labor Day holiday weekend, extremely high temperatures are expected throughout the Los Angeles County region and beyond. With widespread excessive heat warning in place, the Los Angeles County Fire Department or LACoFD advises residents to take care of themselves and others who are most vulnerable as well as take appropriate precautions, if they live in wildfire-prone areas.
With dangerous record-breaking heat and low humidity expected for several days, coupled with a severe drought and dry vegetation, these conditions result in elevated high fire danger throughout Los Angeles County. With the increased risk for wildfire, residents are reminded to:
Everyone should be extra careful to avoid heat-related illness and do the following:
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