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Tuesday Offers Break From SoCal Heat
2 Aug
Summary
- Extreme heat and humidity persist until Tuesday.
- Inland Empire temperatures soar to 105 degrees.
- Coastal areas will see highs between 80 and 94.
Southern California is currently under the grip of an extreme heat wave and high humidity, with conditions expected to persist until Tuesday. Sunday brings a slight dip in temperatures compared to Saturday's highs, offering some minor relief.
However, inland areas are still forecast to reach between 97 and 105 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday. Desert and mountain communities will experience even more intense heat, with temperatures topping 100 degrees, prompting extreme heat warnings for low desert zones. Coastal areas will remain warm, with highs ranging from 80 to 94 degrees.
The National Weather Service predicts above-normal temperatures will continue into the following week. A heat advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. Sunday, and a Next Weather Alert has been issued through Tuesday due to the ongoing inland heat.
