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Kay appears to be finally breaking the state's hottest and longest-lasting heat wave in recent memory.

Southern Californians have welcomed cooler temperatures and spotty rain from a tropical storm veering off the Pacific Coast days after a relentless heat wave nearly overwhelmed the state’s electrical grid. Officials braced for flooding in coastal and mountain areas and feared powerful winds could expand the massive Fairview Fire burning about 75 miles southeast of Los Angeles. Minimal flooding was reported early Saturday and crews made significant progress on that fire, but the Mosquito Fire i...

A tropical storm nearing Southern California has brought fierce mountain winds, high humidity, rain and the threat of flooding to a region already dealing with wildfires and an extraordinary heat wave

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A tropical storm brings cooler temperatures and spotty rain.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (AP) -- Southern California welcomed cooler temperatures and spotty rain Saturday as a tropical storm veered off the Pacific

Southern Californians welcomed cooler temperatures and spotty rain Saturday from a tropical storm veering off the Pacific Coast days after a relentless heat wave nearly overwhelmed the state's electrical grid.

By JULIE WATSON and JOHN ANTCZAK Associated Press

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Parts of Southern California were lashed by severe winds from a tropical storm that brought high humidity, rain and possible flooding to the parched region but also the promise of cooler temperatures after a 10-day heat wave. Firefighters had feared powerful winds that topped 100 mph Friday could expand the massive Fairview Fire burning southeast of Los Angeles but instead crews made significant progress and pegged Monday as a day when they should have full containment. More than 10,000 homes an...