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The western United States is experiencing extreme heat that will continue through Sept. 7. Across the state, temperatures are 10 to 20 degrees hotter than normal, with temperatures expected to climb this weekend. Extreme heat endangers vulnerable Californians, including our elderly and those with health concerns.
State agencies and departments have gathered resources and information to help the public stay safe, cool, and connected during this heat wave:
Public Service Announcements:
Helpful Resources:
General Public:
Workers:
B-roll:
Tips for how to stay safe during extreme heat:
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