High Heat Warning Issued For Kern Valley and Inner San Luis Obispo County Friday into Tuesday

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Issued Zones: Kern County Valley … Inner San Luis Obispo County

Site: Southern California Weather Force has issued a High Heat Warning effective this Friday until Tuesday of this next week

Date Issued:  6/27/23 at 10:25am local

Forecast: A large ridge of high-pressure nominal for this time of year will develop of the warning area by the end of this week.  This will remain through this weekend and weaken by Tuesday.  As a result, temperatures will soar to over 110F with a real likelihood the Bakersfield areas will approach 115F over the weekend.

Temperatures will remain hot, but below warning level after Tuesday, but only for a brief moment.  Around July 9th, a larger area of high pressure is likely and we resume warning level temperatures.  Due to the loss of any chance of a seabreeze, this is the reason for the heat.

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