This weekend may be hottest so far this year in Bay Area

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Labor Day weekend may be the hottest so far this year in Bay Area.

While most are saying goodbye to summer this coming holiday weekend, the Bay Area is just beginning, according to ABC7 Meteorologist Mike Nicco.

September has a much-deserved reputation as being hot for us.

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Nicco says this heat wave is particularly dangerous as warm, uncomfortable nights lead to possible record high temperatures during the day. Highs range from near 70 degrees at the coast to 110 inland.

"I want to be outside and enjoy the extra long weekend. The closer you are to the Coast, the easier this will be," says Nicco. "If staying around the Bay and Inland, please always be aware of the heat and how it affects your body during this hottest and longest stretch of weather this year."

On Tuesday, the California ISO issued a Heat Bulletin warning it will likely issue Flex Alerts on Sept. 4 and 5 due to the excessive heat forecasted for the coming days.

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