Warm temperatures typical of early summer will persist across Southern California this weekend, with Los Angeles and many inland areas likely to see highs in the 90s by Sunday, forecasters say.
The weather will be ideal for those looking to head to the coast. Beach-goers are likely to be greeted by comfortable temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Philip Gonsalves.
Light cloud coverage in the evening and early morning hours will drape the coastline but should burn off before noon.
“Its looking to be traditional July weather this weekend,” he said.
A little inland, Anaheim’s temperatures will crawl up into the mid-80s on Saturday and Sunday.
Downtown Los Angeles is expected to hit a high of 95 by Sunday.
The Inland Empire, as usual, will feel more of the sun, with temperatures getting into the high 90s and possibly reaching triple-digit heat next week.
San Bernardino will climb into the mid 90s by Saturday afternoon, and could reach a high of 97 by Sunday. In Riverside, temperatures will remain in the mid 90s with a high of 95, Gonsalves said.
In nearby Coachella Valley, temperatures were expected to soar up to 110 by Sunday.
Next week, coastal cities will likely remain the same.
But elsewhere, there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the mountains that could arrive by Wednesday, leading to muggy, warm nights in the desert, Gonsalves said.
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Saturday’s forecasted highs:
- Anaheim: 86
- Coachella Valley: 110
- Dana Point: 75
- Fullerton: 85
- Long Beach: 75
- Downtown Los Angeles: 85
- Pasadena: 90
- San Fernando: 92
- San Bernardino: 95
- Torrance: 76
- Redlands: 97
- Riverside: 94
- Whittier: 88
Source: NWS
Source: Orange County Register
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