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PG&E is warning San Luis Obispo residents of possible power outages this week due to extreme heat and fire risks.
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A red flag warning for extreme heat and dry conditions is in effect in parts of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. The National Weather Service issued the warning at noon Thursday and its expected to be lifted by 10 p.m. Saturday.
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Temperatures could reach up to 100 degrees in areas like Paso Robles. The National Weather Service warns that prolonged heat exposure can cause illnesses such as heat stroke.
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An atmospheric river brought heavy rain and high surf to the central coast Sunday night. The National Weather Service warned people across the region to prepare for a worst case scenario.
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Cleanup crews were busy on West Grand Avenue and 9th Street on Thursday, clearing debris left in the tornado's wake.
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Heavy rain and strong winds in the central coast prompted Governor Gavin Newsom to proclaim State of Emergencies for some California counties, including San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties.
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Heavy rain and high winds blew over an energized power line in Arroyo Grande, near The Pike. County officials issued a shelter in place for the area, meaning people should stay indoors until conditions are clear.
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The weather event is forecasted to start Wednesday night in San Luis Obispo County.
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A second round of big waves is coming to the central coast today and tomorrow. The National Weather Service issued high surf advisories in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties.
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UPDATE: October 31, 2016October was a very wet month for the Central Coast, bringing widespread above-average rainfall totals to Monterey, San Luis Obispo…