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Expect extreme heat later this week in Bakersfield

(KGET) — On Monday in Bakersfield, we got pretty close to the average temperature of 89°, reaching a high of 88°. The thick cloud cover actually helped keep the temperatures a little lower than usual, as a weak trough of low pressure quickly passed through our area. Starting Tuesday, the temperatures are going to start […] Bakersfield, California, is expected to experience extreme heat later this week, with temperatures expected to reach between 106° and 108° on the valley floor by Thursday, which will be the peak of heat wave number one. The forecast predicts temperatures will return to the double digits by Sunday, with the air quality moderate and the UV index at 9.0. Stay hydrated and practice heat safety, while air quality is moderate, with moderate air quality and a moderate UV index. The peak of the heat wave will be Thursday.

Expect extreme heat later this week in Bakersfield

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(KGET) — On Monday in Bakersfield, we got pretty close to the average temperature of 89°, reaching a high of 88°.

The thick cloud cover actually helped keep the temperatures a little lower than usual, as a weak trough of low pressure quickly passed through our area. Starting Tuesday, the temperatures are going to start climbing up every single day, and by Thursday, we’re expecting some scorching hot temperatures between 106° to 108° on the valley floor. That will be the peak of heat wave number one.

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By Sunday, temperatures are expected to return to the double digits. Make sure you stay hydrated and practice heat safety. The air quality is going to be moderate, and the UV index is going to be at 9.0.

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