"You just kind of have to accept the weather is the weather and live your life regardless of what is going on." "It's been a wild, wild week of weather," French said, while sending a disc whizzing through the unusually quiet park. A midday breeze made playing more comfortable after a week of stifling heat and humidity. In Orange County's Huntington Beach, it was hot, muggy and drizzling Saturday as Aaron French, 30, played disc golf with friends. Some mountain communities east of San Diego reported several inches of rain by early Saturday, while low-lying coastal areas saw less than an inch.
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But firefighters have made progress and said they expected full containment on Monday. The blaze has destroyed two dozen structures and threatened more than 10,000 homes and other structure. In Southern California, cooler temperatures and moisture brought respite to firefighters battling the massive Fairview Fire about 75 miles (121 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles after sweltering heat pushed temperatures past 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) in many locations this week. "Is the worst of it over? Yes," Dumas said. But after Hurricane Kay made landfall in Mexico this week it quickly was downgraded to a tropical storm and weakened further until it largely disappeared, said John Dumas, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Oxnard, adding the scattered rain falling in the region is leftover moisture from a has-been storm. Thunderstorms were forecast for the Los Angeles region Saturday that could linger in mountainous areas on Sunday.
Weather California and the West broil in record-setting heat wave
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