Triple-digit temperatures are expected by Wednesday in many parts of Southern and Central California. Even the coasts will feel significantly warmer.
But through Sunday — before this next heat wave hits — forecasts show slightly below-average highs for Southern California, with downtown L.A. hitting the mid-70s to low 80s, and the surrounding valleys reaching into the high 80s.Once the scorching temperatures hit, it’s unclear when the Southland could see relief.
Sweet said even the coasts will feel significant warming by midweek, with above-average highs expected, into the 80s.California’s first heat wave of the year could last into next week. Here are some tips on how to stay safe and cool during hot weather. The Central Valley is also bracing for highs into the 100s by Tuesday and Wednesday, as is the Las Vegas area, parts of northwest Arizona and into San Diego County.
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