Bacteria warnings issued as millions head to Los Angeles County beaches
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Millions of people are heading to Los Angeles County beaches to cool off as temperatures rise across Southern California — but health officials are warning swimmers at several popular locations about elevated bacteria levels.
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Southern California residents facing an extended, intensifying summer heatwave are being warned to take caution both inland and at the shore, as temperatures threaten to hit 112 degrees next week and elevated bacteria levels plague several popular local beaches.
Southern California is bracing for several days of dangerous heat, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a heat advisory for parts of Los Angeles and Ventura counties while warning beachgoers of hazardous ocean conditions along the coast.
Millions of people are heading to Los Angeles County beaches to cool off as temperatures rise across Southern California — but health officials are warning swimmers at several popular locations about elevated bacteria levels.
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