The final day of a deadly heat wave that has lasted more than a week was again expected to bring near-record or record temperatures to portions of the Bay Area and Northern California.
The National Weather Service said Thursday's high temperatures would be slightly higher than Wednesday's highs because of a compressed marine layer and there would only be a few degrees of cooling on Friday. Additional gradual cooling was expected into the weekend. Daytime highs were expected in the 70s to 80s on the coast, 70s to 100s around the bay, and into the 100s inland.
The Santa Clara County Medical Examiner/Coroner's Office said it was investigating 18 potentially heat-related deaths since July 1. 'Many of the potential heat-related deaths found in their homes did not have air conditioning and if they did, it was not turned on,' the Coroner's Office said in an email to CBS News Bay Area.The office also said that of the 18 deaths, three people were homeless and one was unhoused but enrolled in a transitional housing program.
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