Record-Breaking Heat Sweeps Bay Area, Smashing Temperature Records in Northern California

A scorching heatwave gripped the Bay Area on Sunday, shattering temperature records in several cities. According to official reports, San Francisco reached an unprecedented 97 degrees, setting a new all-time high for the day.

Other cities saw even higher temperatures, with Oakland hitting 100 degrees, San Jose soaring to 103, and Redwood City registering 102 degrees. Santa Rosa reached a blistering 105 degrees, while Concord and Napa both saw 103 and 102 degrees, respectively. San Rafael topped the list with a sweltering 107 degrees, marking a new record high.

The unseasonable heat comes as a surprise for October, leaving residents to battle the soaring temperatures across the region.

This story was originally published here.

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