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Why does LA feel so humid right now?

Southern California and Arizona are facing a period of extreme heat, with residents in Los Angeles specifically questioning rising humidity levels.

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The brief

A heat wave is currently affecting Southern California and Arizona. In Phoenix, temperatures are expected to reach 116 degrees, while Los Angeles is experiencing a "broiling" heat wave that has led to questions regarding increased humidity.

Coverage from the Los Angeles Times and LA Public Press focuses on the duration and feel of the heat in Southern California. Simultaneously, FOX 10 Phoenix and AZ Family are reporting on Extreme Heat Warnings and "First Alert Weather Days" in Arizona.

Future attention is centered on how long the Southern California heat wave will last and the continued implementation of heat safety measures, as highlighted by Energized by Edison.

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Quick answers

What temperatures are expected in Phoenix?

Highs are set to soar to 116 according to AZ Family.

What warnings have been issued in Arizona?

Extreme Heat Warnings have been issued across the state, according to FOX 10 Phoenix.

Which outlets are covering the Los Angeles heat wave?

The Los Angeles Times and LA Public Press are reporting on the heat and humidity in the region.

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