An excessive heat warning has been extended for much of the Bay Area through Sunday, as a late heat wave sizzles the region for the sixth day in a row.

The National Weather Service has extended the excessive heat warning for the third time for the Bay Area. The warning is now slated to end at 11 p.m. on Sunday. The NWS said weather conditions may be “dangerous.

An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect through Monday evening. Please try to limit time outdoors from late morning through the afternoon. If you do have to be outdoors, stay hydrated and seek shade when necessary.

An excessive heat warning has been extended for much of the Bay Area through late Friday night, as a late season heat wave continues to bring hot temperatures to the region, some of which have been record-breaking.

The excessive heat warning, which has been in place since Monday, was extended into Saturday across the interior North Bay.

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The excessive heat scorching the Bay Area is lasting longer than originally forecast, with dangerously hot weather and fire concerns persisting through the weekend.

As for the weekend, the Valley is expected to see a high of 109°F on Saturday, and 110°F on Sunday. On both days, the forecast high is higher than the current record of 105°F. Meanwhile, an Excessive Heat Warning for the lower deserts of Arizona and southeast California has been extended to Monday evening. The warning covers the Phoenix area.

The SF Bay Area is poised to see temperatures soar to dangerous levels Tuesday in a rare October heat wave, including an excessive heat warning for downtown SF.

Tuesday was first October day in Phoenix with a temperature at or above 110 degrees since records began in 1896, the National Weather Service says.