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Cooling to carry over into the weekend in SoCal
Temps will continue to dip slightly this weekend.
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Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Morning clouds then sunny
- Beaches: 68-73 degrees
- Mountains: 68-77 degrees
- Inland: 83 - 92 degrees
- Warnings and advisories: None
You've heard this one before — enjoy the cool weather while it lasts! Well that hold for this weekend as temperatures continue to be relatively cool.
In Orange County today, patchy fog will provide cooler weather this morning. Coastal areas will see highs in the mid to upper 70s. Inland areas like Anaheim will see highs from 75 to 81 degrees.
In the Inland Empire, temperatures will finally move away from the upper 90s, with daytime highs expected to be from 83 to 92 degrees.
L.A. County coasts will feel cooler, with highs from 68 to 73 degrees and around 81 degrees for downtown L.A.
Valley communities will see a significant drop off, with highs from 75 to 83 degrees.
For Coachella Valley, temperatures are slowly dipping, with today's high now at 107 degrees.
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SoCal Cooling Centers
In L.A., Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties, call 3-1-1 or call for a list of cooling centers. In the city of Los Angeles, you can also find a list of recreation centers, senior centers and libraries — all good choices for cooling off — online.
- Tip: Call the center in advance to make sure seating is available.
- Tip: If the center you want is at capacity, or non-operational, head to a local, air-conditioned library and cool off with a book about ice fishing in Antarctica.
You can get more details of cooling centers in Southern California:
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