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Before Most Residents Woke Up, the Warning Was Already on Their Phones

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At 3:47 a.m. Tuesday, the National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Warning covering much of San Diego County — one of the earliest-issued warnings in recent memory. By the time commuters checked their phones, the alert was already there, setting a charged backdrop for a day packed with fire updates, a landmark sports transaction, City Hall fallout, and an impending wave of brewery layoffs.

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