'Extreme Cold' To Hit Millions in California
Summary
An extreme cold watch has been issued for parts of Central California, affecting over 4 million people. The cold weather could impact health, pets, crops, and infrastructure, with temperatures dropping significantly below normal. The National Weather Service advises people to take precautions to stay safe.Key Facts
- An extreme cold watch is in place for Central California, covering more than 4 million people.
- The National Weather Service issued the alert due to unusually low temperatures expected later this week.
- Affected areas include parts of Marin, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Monterey counties, and more.
- Temperatures could drop to the upper 20s in some regions, about 8 to 10 degrees below average.
- Low temperatures can be harmful to people without shelter, pets, and crops, possibly leading to hypothermia.
- Authorities recommend using safe heating methods and visiting warming centers to stay warm.
- Residents are urged to dress in layers and ensure shelter and warmth for pets and livestock.
- The extreme cold watch may escalate to a warning as temperatures drop, with a slight warming trend expected on Saturday.
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