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Get ready for another warm week in LA
A man and woman walk around Echo Park Lake on June 28, 2013.
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Record heat in California is expected to ease Tuesday, but temperatures are still expected to be warm after a record-tying high of 94 degrees in Los Angeles Monday.
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Mindy Nguyen/Mai Blossom
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More warm weather is on its way to Los Angeles next week, according to the National Weather Service.
Meteorologist David Sweet said mild temperatures hovering between the mid-70s to lower 80s are expected to continue through Tuesday, with mild fog capping and beginning each day along the coast.
Things are expected to warm up between Wednesday and Friday, when temperatures rise into the 80s.
"Basically mild early in the week and a warming trend later in the week and into the weekend," Sweet said.
Weak Santa Ana winds should make for a nice breeze off-shore, "but not too much in the way of winds, we don't think," he added.
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