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Experts are urging people to check in on sensitive groups as high heat continues to impact millions of Californians.
Local doctors and hospitals are preparing for the possibility of treating patients suffering from heat-related illnesses and statewide resources have been deployed to help in case of emergencies.
The National Weather Service says the Central Valley had seven triple-digit days in June and so far, 14 in July.
Here's a list of free cooling centers opening in Central California.
As we prepare for a potential heat wave, city leaders in Clovis announced that the Sierra Vista Mall is no longer a designated cooling center.