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California sweated more and burned less this summer. Here are the numbers

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By Greg Porter Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer - a summer that, in California at least, seemed to argue with itself. Southern California endured record mugginess, while the wildfire season remained unusually calm. No heat wave was especially long or intense. Around the Bay Area, the divide between the cool coast and inland heat was especially pronounced. These numbers tell the story of the season.
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California sweated more and burned less this summer. Here are the numbers

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By Greg Porter Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer — a summer that, in California at least, seemed to argue with itself. Southern California endured record mugginess, while the wildfire season remained unusually calm. No heat wave was especially long or intense. Around the Bay Area, the divide between the cool coast and inland heat was especially pronounced. These numbers tell the story of the season.
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Hurricane Lowell nears Category 5 ahead of pivotal turn near Hawaii Original

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By Greg Porter Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Hurricane Lowell rapidly strengthened back into a Category 4 storm Friday, with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph and gusts up to 185 mph. Lowell is expected to make a sharp turn to the north on Sunday, making a close pass by Hawaii’s westernmost islands late Monday while still at or near major hurricane strength.
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