Extreme Heat Warnings and Advisories for much of SW California continue to be in effect through Thursday due to high temperatures ranging between 95 and 105 today. Relief is on it's way, with temperatures lowering over the weekend down to the 70s by Sunday or Monday.
Once again, only one daily record high temperature was broken today: Burbank Airport with a high of 99 and previous daily record of 98 set in 1948. A few other stations were just a few degrees shy of tying their daily records.
A variety of weather impacts are expected this week into next week. Coastal Flood Advisories are currently in effect for Ventura/LA beaches and Catalina Island and continue into Tuesday, with high tides rising to 7+ feet by the weekend. The heat will wind down, as an upper level trough and moisture from Hurricane Rachel moves into the area, bringing some light to moderate rain and a 10% chance of thunderstorms to the area as early as Saturday morning, continuing until as late as Tuesday night (with highest chances Sunday/Monday).
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