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Many businesses in and around Temecula offer discounts for military members, veterans and sometimes their families as a way to recognize those who serve. Consider this a starting point for finding military discounts nearby. Because offers and eligibility can change and may vary by location, it’s a good idea to check with each business directly to confirm current details and any required military ID or verification.

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Located in Temecula, The Home Depot carries tools, appliances, building materials and a wide range of home improvement supplies. The retailer offers a military discount program for eligible active-duty service members, veterans and spouses on select purchases with verification.

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Situated along Winchester Road, Lowe’s offers appliances, tools, home improvement supplies and garden products. Verified active-duty service members and veterans can enroll in Lowe’s military discount program to receive savings on eligible purchases.

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Walmart Supercenter in Temecula carries groceries, household goods, electronics and everyday essentials. Walmart offers a military discount program through select promotions and services, with savings available to eligible service members and veterans.

29676 Rancho California RdTemecula, CA 92591

Target in Temecula offers clothing, groceries, home goods and essentials for everyday shopping. The retailer frequently participates in military appreciation promotions throughout the year, including special discounts for service members and veterans during select events.

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Applebee’s in Temecula serves casual American fare including burgers, salads and appetizers. Many locations offer military discounts or special promotions for active-duty service members and veterans, and guests are encouraged to check with this location for current offers.

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Located near the Promenade Temecula shopping area, Buffalo Wild Wings is a popular destination for wings, burgers and sports viewing. Some locations offer military discounts or periodic promotions for service members and veterans.

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AMC Temecula 10 offers the latest movie releases, concessions and comfortable seating options. AMC Theatres provides discounted ticket pricing for active-duty and retired military members at participating locations with valid identification.

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Located just a short drive from Temecula, 8 Bit Brewing Company is a locally owned craft brewery offering a rotating selection of beers and a casual, community-focused atmosphere. The brewery offers a military discount for active-duty service members and veterans, making it a popular nearby spot.

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TEMECULA, CA — An unusually strong high-pressure system continued driving up temperatures across the region Tuesday, beginning what is expected to be a week of "dangerously" hot conditions that could set daily or monthly records for March heat.

The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning that will be in effect from 10 a.m. Wednesday through 8 p.m. Saturday for the Coachella Valley and San Gorgonio Pass near Banning, with temperatures of 104 to 112 degrees expected -- possibly reaching a couple degrees higher on Thursday and Friday, with lows falling only into the mid-70s.

"High temperatures this week will be 20 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of year," according to the NWS. "Record-breaking heat is likely."

A less severe heat advisory will be in effect from 10 a.m. Wednesday through 8 p.m. Friday for Riverside County mountains, with highs in the 90s possible below 4,500 feet and into the 80s at higher elevations. A heat advisory is already in place and will remain in effect until 8 p.m. Friday for coastal areas, where highs could reach into the 90s, and San Diego County valleys, where temperatures in the triple digits are possible.

"Most days this week have the potential for daily temperature records to be broken or tied, with the potential for monthly temperature records to be broken or tied Wednesday through Friday," forecasters said.

According to the NWS, daily and monthly temperature records are expected to be broken or tied in areas such as Idyllwild, Palm Springs and Borrego Springs.

"Overnight lows will also be elevated, which will limit overnight relief from the heat," forecasters said. "The currently forecast low temperatures for Idyllwild of 64 for both Friday and Saturday would be the earliest for such a warm low temperature at Idyllwild by almost three months, the current earliest date for such a warm low temperature being June 16th (2021)."

The NWS urged residents to "drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air- conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors."

Hot Car Danger:

"Do not leave young children and pets in unattended vehicles. Car interiors will reach lethal temperatures in a matter of minutes. Take extra precautions when outside. Wear lightweight and loose fitting clothing. Try to limit strenuous activities to early morning or evening. Take action when you see symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke."

Dangerous Outdoor Working Conditions:

Cal/OSHA urged employers to take precautions to protect workers as temperatures rise across the state.

"This is one of the first heat waves of the year, with temperatures rising above the seasonal average," the agency said in a statement. "Employees may not yet be acclimatized to high heat and may need additional breaks and interventions when they adapt to the conditions. Cal/OSHA reminds employers to be vigilant, especially with newer employees, and ensure that employees have shade, water and rest breaks to prevent heat illness."

Cooling centers throughout Riverside County can be found at countyofriverside.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=5ffaf74e67244 b829796eeb8df6bc6a7.

See the Southwest Riverside County, Temecula forecast for the next 7 days:

Welcome to 'Wisteria Lane' in Temecula, where purple perennial vines make a photo-worthy living backdrop at these Temecula Valley Wineries.

TEMECULA, CA — Though spring has not officially sprung in Temecula, no one told the flowers! In March, the bright purple dripping florals of wisteria are bursting with color at wineries across the valley.

"There are several places in the Temecula Valley where you can marvel at this stunning perennial vine, which makes a picture perfect backdrop for family or engagement photos and instagrammable moments," Norma Marlowe of Visit Temecula Valley said. The Wisteria sinensis is a woody vine that boasts grape-bunch-size blooms within the first five years of planting. They can live for a hundred years or more.

1. At South Coast Winery Resort & Spa, located at 34843 Rancho California Road, you'll find a glorious wisteria walkway in its full majesty in the coming weeks. The wisteria at South Coast Winery Resort is approximately 25 years old, at the winery that opened in 2001.

2. Somerset Winery, located at 37338 De Portola Road, offers a wisteria archway is exploding with blossoms. "This hidden gem adds a touch of natural beauty to the winery, making it a must-see spot while enjoying a wine tasting in Temecula Valley."

3. Ponte Vineyard Inn, located at 35001 Rancho California Road, offers wisteria that climbs the arbor of this resort hotel's property, creating a peaceful retreat.

4. Palumbo Family Vineyards and Winery, located at 40150 Barksdale Circle, offers wisteria that shades on a sunny day, with the heavenly honey-scented vines.

5. Robert Renzoni Vineyards, located at 37350 De Portola Road, offers a pergola topped with a mountain of wisteria, a beautiful spot for pictures as you enter or exit the Tuscan-style winery.

6. Peltzer Winery, located at 40275 Calle Contento, is gorgeous with wisteria blooms and offers one of the prettiest backdrops for photos. This is a popular outing spot for Temecula locals.

7. At Lorimar Winery, located at 39990 Anza Road, the outdoors is bursting with blooms, from flowering ornamental pear trees to fully blooming vines covering shady pergolas.

8. Temecula Carriage Company, at 40001 Berenda Road, offers horse-drawn carriage rides through the vineyards and the wisteria blooms. "This is a charming and romantic way to explore the beauty of Temecula Valley." Advanced reservations recommended.

9. Ronald H. Roberts Temecula Public Library, located at 30600 Pauba Road, offers wisteria that drapes over its outdoor path from the parking lot to the main entrance. "These pergolas offer a charming display each spring" for families heading to check out a book or take a class inside the library building. Might we suggest you check out a gardening book while you're at it?

Baseball season is back, and fans around Temecula have plenty of ways to catch the action — whether that means watching the game at a local sports bar, heading out for a big-league matchup or supporting youth baseball close to home.

Ready to get started? Here are a few ways to enjoy the season around Temecula.

From dedicated sports bars to casual spots with plenty of screens, there are several places around Temecula where fans can settle in and follow the game.

Temecula Sports Lounge Temecula Sports Lounge is built for game day, with more than 22 large-screen TVs and three projectors that make it an easy place to catch baseball with friends.

CJ's Sports Grill & Turf Club CJ's Sports Grill & Turf Club features a spacious dining room with more than 60 flat-screen TVs showing major sporting events, along with a full food and drink menu.

Buffalo Wild Wings Buffalo Wild Wings gives Temecula fans another familiar game-day option, with wings, drinks and a sports-bar setting that works well for watching baseball throughout the season.

Fans around Temecula do not have to go far to experience professional baseball in person.

San Diego Padres The San Diego Padres play at Petco Park in San Diego, giving Temecula-area fans a nearby major league option for day trips and weekend games during the season.

Lake Elsinore Storm For a more affordable and family-friendly outing, fans can also head to Lake Elsinore to watch the Storm, the Single-A affiliate of the Padres, at The Diamond.

Local leagues and community programs help keep the sport active for young players across Temecula.

Temecula Youth Baseball Temecula Youth Baseball is a nonprofit PONY league that offers a developmental baseball experience for local kids and has been part of the community for decades.

Temecula Little League Temecula Little League gives families another local way to get involved, with baseball and softball opportunities centered on skill-building, teamwork and community participation.

From youth leagues and local practices to nearby ballparks and watch parties, baseball remains an active part of community life around Temecula each season.

However you follow the game — at a bar, a ballpark or a neighborhood field — baseball season offers plenty of ways for fans around Temecula to join in.

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RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA — The heat is on in the Inland Empire over the next week, potentially setting records and prompting officials to caution against strenuous outdoor activity during the hottest periods.

"Many high temperature records are likely to be tied or broken on Thursday and Friday," the National Weather Service said in a Wednesday statement.

Temperatures will likely be identical from the Temecula Valley to the Riverside area for this week, while for most of next week, daytime temps will be two to three degrees cooler, with lows in the low to mid 50s, according to the National Weather Service.

Residents can look for some record warm overnight temperatures on Thursday, mainly for the mountains and inland valleys, with many more on Friday.

A Heat Advisory was in place for most of western Riverside County and surrounding inland locations beginning at 10 a.m. Thursday and continuing into Friday night.

Temperatures on Friday will remain elevated and summer-like, rather than the typical mid-March weather patterns.

"Drink plenty of fluids, stay in air-conditioned rooms and stay out of the sun (during peak heat)," the agency said.

"High temperatures on Tuesday will be as much as 25 to 30 degrees above average for the mountains, inland valleys and high desert, with high temperatures ranging from around 80 near the coast to the mid 90s to 102 for the inland valleys, with the lower deserts reaching 102 to 106," according to the Weather Service. "Some locations in the lower deserts could exceed their all-time record high temperatures for March."

Forecasters, as well as charts published on aviationweather.gov, indicate that high-pressure patterns will largely dominate the weather over California and neighboring states for at least the next seven days. The ridges will blow moisture out of the inland region, likely knocking humidity levels down to the single digits.

No fire weather watches were in effect as of Wednesday.

The NWS said highs in the Riverside metropolitan area Thursday and Friday will top out in the mid-90s, with overnight lows in the upper 50s, followed by a slight cool-down to the upper 80s Saturday and lows in the mid-50s. However, from Sunday to Wednesday, daytime temps will jump back into the mid to upper 90s, with lows generally in the upper 50s or low 60s.

By comparison, during the same time last year, the area highs peaked in the upper 50s to low 60s, according to temperature charts.

For the Coachella Valley, highs on Thursday and Friday will reach the mid- to upper 90s, with lows in the upper 60s. The elevated temps will be summer-like through the weekend and into the middle of next week, holding in the upper 90s and likely rising into the triple digits by Monday, with lows in the low to mid-70s, forecasters said.

Riverside County officials did not anticipate opening cooling centers during this week's heat surge because it was not forecast to persist for multiple consecutive days. However, after a pause in the sizzle this weekend, another round of record-breaking heat was expected next week.