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Dangerous conditions persist along SoCal coast amid heat wave
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· July 30, 2026
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Officials continued to issue warnings about dangerous surf conditions today amid a heat wave that has sent droves of Southland residents to the seaside in search of a cool breeze. The warnings come after Los Angeles County lifeguards announced that nearly 2,000 people were rescued from the ocean...
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Key points The warnings come after Los Angeles County lifeguards announced that nearly 2,000 people were rescued from the ocean... Officials continued to issue warnings about dangerous surf conditions today amid a heat wave that has sent droves of Southland residents to the seaside in search of a cool breeze. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Officials continued to issue warnings about dangerous surf conditions today amid a heat wave that has sent droves of Southland residents to the seaside in search of a cool breeze. The warnings come after Los Angeles County lifeguards announced that nearly 2,000 people were rescued from the ocean...
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