A historic October heatwave with temperatures so extreme they’d be considered hot during the peak of summer isn’t over yet.

More than 200 October record highs have been set and extreme temperatures are poised to persist for several more days.

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More than 50 new heat records were set on Wednesday, as an October heat wave continues to bake California and Arizona.

After a brief cooling period across Southern California, an “anomalous” heat wave is set to continue this week, carrying triple-digit temperatures for cities mostly in the Inland Empire.

Though the current heat wave peaked on Wednesday, the outlook going into the weekend doesn't bring much relief, according to the National Weather Service.

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Unusually high temperatures forecast for the first week of October in parts of California are prompting state leaders to offer help.

This weekend the thermometer is expected to soar past 100 degrees in many parts of California, just as it has for much of what has been a record-setting week.

Millions of Californians are still facing extreme heat advisories into the weekend. Officials are urging residents to take precautions.

Warmer temperatures in October are nothing new in Southern California, but this fall heat wave is going to bring the triple digit temperatures in some places, forecasts say. “In general this weekend will be very hot,