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Southern California hit with oppressive heat-humidity

Southern California is experiencing unusually oppressive humidity alongside extreme heat, with conditions described as feeling more like South Florida. National Weather Service meteorologist Dr. Ariel Cohen said humidity levels are among the highest the region has experienced. The tropical moisture and heat are combining to make the week feel more sweltering than typical.
WHO: Dr. Ariel Cohen, National Weather Service
WHAT: Extreme heat combined with unusually high humidity is making conditions feel like South Florida.
WHEN: Reported Sep 9, 2026 at 12:38 PM ET
WHERE: California
WHY: Routine/scheduled item — no distinct cause reported beyond the event itself.

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