heat wave

An October heat wave brought record-high temperatures in parts of San Diego County, the National Weather Service is reporting Thursday.

On-shore flow by Friday will lead to lower temperatures for the weekend.

NBC 7 weathercaster Brooke Martell has your morning forecast for Sept. 25, 2022.

Brian James’ Evening Weather Forecast for Sept. 24, 2022

Brooke Martell’s Morning Forecast for Sept. 24, 2022

Though summer’s officially over, a flashback to the all-too-recent dog days is in store for the San Diego area, starting this weekend.

Dagmar Midcap’s Evening Weather Forecast for Sept. 23, 2022

Finding them for sale is another thing, reports NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry.

Visits to hospital emergency rooms have increased since the beginning of the heat wave. Though it did not have hard numbers to make comparisons, Kaiser Permanente called it a “significant” increase.

There has been a significant increase in cases since the heat wave began, reports NBC 7’s Rory Devine.

You’ve been hearing about rolling blackouts and flex alerts a lot in the past week, but what does it all mean? Most importantly, how does it impact you? NBC 7’s Dana Williams breaks it down.

It is the eighth day in a row that a flex alert has been called in California, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan.

A brutal Western heat wave brought California to the verge of ordering rolling blackouts but the state’s electrical grid has managed to handle record-breaking demand. The state’s 39 million people were warned Tuesday that demand — some of it from people cranking up air conditioners — might outstrip supply as temperatures in many areas soared past 100 degrees. Power grid...

San Diego was successful in avoiding rolling blackouts amid the heat wave, but we’re not completely out of the clear yet since temperatures will still be high.

Point Loma lucked out o n blackouts Tuesday night, but what would have happened if they didn’t? NBC 7’s Omari Fleming has the story.

The heatwave is hitting the homeless population hard, with many unable or unwilling to leave their homes on the street. 

Gov. Gavin Newsom is asking Californians to do their part in saving energy as a historic heat wave continues to torch the Bay Area and state with triple-digit temperatures.

San Diego County — alongside the rest of California — successfully avoided rolling blackouts Tuesday night after Cal-ISO officials called for an Energy Emergency Alert 3 from around 5 to 8 p.m., urging residents to lower their power use.

Amid sweltering heat, several residents in San Diego County have experienced power outages. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford speaks to La Jolla locals who have been impacted.