TIMELINE: Bay Area heat wave continues for 3rd day - here's how hot 4th of July will be
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- We're three days into an expected nine-day heat wave in the Bay Area and Heat Advisories and Excessive Heat Warnings continue.
ABC7 News meteorologist Drew Tuma has more on what to expect.
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Highs Inland will be 100+ for the rest of the week. You want to stay hydrated and find ways to stay cool.
For areas inland, this will be the hottest weather in nearly two years. Temperatures like this were last seen in September 2022.
There is also an increased risk of fires as a Red Flag Warning went into effect Monday night.
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BAY AREA HEAT WAVE:
- Heat Advisories, Excessive Heat Warnings continue this afternoon. This is day 3 of a 9-day heat wave
- Heat Risk remains major to extreme for areas Inland
- High temperatures will be 10 to 20 above average
- Red Flag Warning continues for the North Bay Mtns, East Bay Hills, Santa Cruz Mtns
- Clear skies for fireworks this evening with warm temperatures at 9 p.m.
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