A heat wave is expected to impact the Bay Area, bringing high temperatures. The heat wave will affect areas miles inland from the coast. Temperatures are predicted to reach 100 degrees in some areas.
The coastal regions are expected to be cooler, with the heat wave having less of an impact in these areas. Further information about the heat wave can be found through SFGATE, which is providing updates on the situation.
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