NWS: Heat wave to bring possible record-breaking, triple-digit temps to SoCal through weekend
Posted: Jul 29, 2020
The National Weather Service warned of hot, dry conditions and elevated fire danger as a heat wave is expected to send temperatures soaring throughout Southern California beginning Thursday.
Highs into the triple digits are forecast in valley and foothill areas through Saturday, while the Antelope Valley could reach 106 degrees.
Coastal and mountain areas will be slightly cooler, ranging from 85 to 95 degrees across the region, forecasters said.
San Bernardino and Riverside are expected to hit 105 and 104 degrees respectively on Thursday, and 106 degrees Friday, while sizzling temperatures of around 120 degrees are anticipated in Palm Springs on both days.
The good news is the heat wave has broken (according to the morning forecast, we didn't break eighty in North Hollywood yesterday), but it was still too damned hot.for a while there. One days like that (or more accurately, the nights between them), I find there's something relaxing about watching Les Stroud shivering through a Northern Canadian winter.
For heavens sake, he's in Temagami, ON! It's chilly around there but great cottage country and canoeing in the summer. It's got heavy forest
ReplyDeleteThere's always a Canadian in the group saying "you think this is cold?"
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