Creeks and rivers throughout California are still running dangerously cold because of the spring snowmelt.
Some California waterways are still dangerously cold from spring snowmelt, prompting the National Weather Service to advise caution amidst an ongoing heat wave.Excessive heat is plaguing much of the state of California this week, prompting meteorologists to issue a slew of heat-related warnings. However, meteorologists also are advising people to be careful in how they choose to cool off in the hot weather, as area waterways are still cold amid the rising temperatures.
'The heat wave's impact on the Fourth of July celebrations is also a concern. Authorities advise using only safe and legal fireworks, and to have water sources nearby to prevent any accidental fires.The combination of high temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds creates critical fire weather conditions. A Red Flag Warning has been issued for parts of the Sacramento Valley and surrounding areas, indicating an increased risk of wildfire ignition and rapid spread.
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