Southern California Family Forced Indoors by Extreme Heat Warning

At 8:52 AM, a mother in Southern California noted the day’s temperature at 86 °F (30 °C) as she returned from a morning outing with her four‑month‑old son. Her husband described a visit to the botanic garden as “okay” but “too hot.” The family has spent much of the child’s first summer confined indoors to avoid the heat. An extreme heat warning on the mother’s phone now alerts that dangerously hot conditions with temperatures up to 110 °F are expected for at least the next three days. The warning advises staying in air‑conditioned rooms and limiting outdoor activity. This situation illustrates how rising temperatures are reshaping daily routines for families with infants.