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100 degree heat to hit Southern California, sizzling summer to follow
By Let's Talk Los Angeles on May 13, 2014
A heat wave is expected to strike Southern California this week with temperatures topping 100 degrees in Los Angeles by Wednesday. Strong winds are expected to accompany the heat, prompting red flag warnings for increased fire danger. There will be little relief at the coasts as the weather system brings hot air from the east to the west, heating up beach communities like Santa Monica to over 90 degrees. It’s expected to be hottest from Tuesday to Friday, with temperatures 15-20 degrees higher than average.
