US West Stays Warm After Second-Hottest September on Record
Following the second-hottest September on record, Southern California and the Western U.S. are beginning October with temperatures significantly above normal.
Southern California and the West will start October much warmer than normal, after the US had its second-hottest September on record, according to a key metric used by energy traders and meteorologists.
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