The National Weather Service has extended its heat advisory in the Bay Area Monday as a heat wave continues to blanket the region, leading to power outages and a statewide call to decrease energy use during peak hours.
The weather service issued an excessive heat warning Thursday ahead of a sweltering weekend that saw temperatures climb near 110 degrees in some areas. On Monday, that heat advisory was extended in the Bay Area and Central Coast through Wednesday with no imminent sign of milder weather.
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