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Today in How to LA: The possible weather effects of Hurricane Kay, the importance of making L.A. greener, Latino communities hit hardest by homelessness in last two years

Keep your ice water handy, L.A., and your umbrella within reach. High temperatures are expected to persist through today, but should lessen by Saturday.to parts of Southern California. The effects across L.A. County are still unknown as the storm system is expected to weaken as it moves north, but officials have raised concerns about possible flooding in areas with recent burn scars.

We are probably repeating ourselves, but if one thing became clear during this interminable heatwave, it’s that L.A. and other California counties need to take more action to mitigate the effects of extreme heat in their communities. I am talking about cooling standards for homes and apartments, more shade on school playgrounds, more parks and trees in neighborhoods. It’s all doable., hosted by Brian De Los Santos, wherever you get your podcasts., is working on that last part.

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