An estimated 40,000 people flocked to beaches in Orange County, California amid a nasty heatwave.
Temperatures in Southern California soared on Friday sending thousands of people to the beach for relief.
Tens of thousands flocked to Orange County beaches today as this heat wave settles over SoCal. Officials say they're expecting even larger crowds over the weekend https://t.co/TiOpcKPlSv pic.twitter.com/xLBnu3qW4s
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 25, 2020
Thousands of people hung out at Newport Beach and Huntington Beach to escape the heat.
Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency because of the Coronavirus on March 4 and issued an authoritarian lockdown order on March 19.
1,600 people have died from the Coronavirus in California out of a 40 million population so people are fed up with the tyranny and heading out to the beaches.
Newsom on Friday begged Californians to stay home amid the heatwave but they didn’t listen to him.
NEW: CA has 39,254 confirmed positive cases of #COVID19.
3,344 of those cases are in our hospitals. 1,216 of those are in the ICU.
I know it’s going to be nice out this weekend. And many are tired of staying home. But we MUST continue take this seriously.#StayHomeSaveLives
— Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) April 24, 2020
