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SoCal to see triple digit temperatures
Temperatures for the inland areas and valleys will reach up to the triple digits.
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Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Sunny
- Beaches: 72-77 degrees
- Mountains: 80-90 degrees
- Inland: 97-105 degrees
- Warnings and advisories: Heat and Extreme Heat Advisories
Get ready for another scorcher.
The hottest areas will be the Coachella Valley, Inland Empire and the western San Fernando Valley, where temperatures will reach the 100s.
San Bernardino and Riverside County valleys will see temperatures of up to 105 degrees. For western San Fernando valley we're looking at highs around 103 degrees and up to 115 degrees again for the Coachella Valley.
For the rest of L.A. County, highs will be between 88 and 96 degrees. Coastal areas will be see temperatures again in the mid 70s.
In Orange County, the coastal areas will start off with morning haze, then gradually clear. The beaches will warm up to 88 degrees, with temperatures rising to 95 degrees more inland.
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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