Southern California Weather Update: NWS Warns of Extreme Heatwave in the Coming Days – Check Temperature Forecast, Los Angeles Weather, Fire Risk & More

Southern California Weather Update: The southern part of California is dealing with a period of very hot weather. The National Weather Service has warned people in places like Los Angeles about the heat. Temperatures are set to go up to the high 30s Celsius this week. Some areas that are inland could get even hotter. The warning is happening because there is an area of high pressure sitting over the area. This high pressure is making the weather hotter,  which can cause health problems and increase the chance of fires break out.

Southern California Weather Update: Why Have Extreme Heat Warnings Been Issued in Southern California?

The National Weather Service has issued extreme heat warnings because temperatures across parts of Southern California are expected to reach dangerously high levels. The warnings cover areas including Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange County plus parts of San Diego County, with conditions expected to remain hazardous through Thursday.

How Hot Is Southern California Expected to Get?

Temperatures are forecast to reach the high 30s Celsius, with some inland valleys potentially becoming considerably hotter. Burbank recorded 39°C on Saturday, coming within a few degrees of the area’s October temperature record set in 1987. The National Weather Service says temperatures could reach around 106°F (41°C) in some Los Angeles and Ventura County valleys.