San Francisco experienced an unusual October heat wave, reaching 94 degrees, prompting excessive heat warnings and highlighting the city's rare high temperatures, especially in fall.
This phenomenon, referred to as 'second summer' by meteorologist Dylan Flynn, showcases San Francisco's typical seasonal patterns being disrupted, indicating an extreme temperature event.
Historically, temperatures in the '90s are rare for San Francisco, with the last occurrence in October being 2012, underscoring the unusual nature of this heat wave.
Flynn noted the long duration of this heat wave poses serious health risks, potentially leading to illnesses and even heat-related deaths, emphasizing the importance of safety precautions.
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