LA County Issues Extreme Heat Warning As Dangerous Temperatures Threaten Region

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued an extreme heat warning and multiple heat advisories as a prolonged heat event threatens large areas of the region. The National Weather Service forecasts dangerously high daytime temperatures and unusually warm nights from Thursday, July 30, through Sunday, August 2, affecting mountain areas, valleys, and inland coastal communities. Officials report elevated risks of heat-related illness, especially for vulnerable residents, outdoor workers, and people without air conditioning. County and city agencies have activated emergency protocols, opening free cooling centers, splash pads, and pools, and urging residents to hydrate, wear light clothing, and avoid peak afternoon exertion.