Warm and dry weather is expected to continue through Tuesday. At this time, Monday looks to be the warmest day with high temperatures climbing into the 88-102 range away from the coast. The persistent marine layer influence (the morning low clouds and fog) will keep the coastal plain cooler.
With the warm and dry conditions, fire weather will be a growing concern. Currently, elevated to brief critical fire weather conditions are expected across interior sections (foothills, mountains and deserts) through Tuesday. The combination of low relative humidity (6-20%), warm temperatures, south to southwest winds (gusts 25-45 MPH) and drying vegetation will bring the elevated to brief critical fire weather conditions.
For Wednesday through Friday, conditions will moderate with cooler temperatures and higher relative humidity.
There is a continued moderate risk of Heat Illness across portions of Southwest California today and tomorrow. Never leave children or pets in unattended vehicles, stay hydrated, and try to...
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Here are the highest temperatures forecast for Southwest California Friday through Sunday. Heat Advisories and Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect for most the area during this time. Use extra...
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Well, Summer heat will continue to be the main story this weekend and throughout next week for Southwestern California. Today through Monday, moderate to high heat risk is expected for...
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