Los Angeles, CA — Temperatures in Los Angeles are expected to soar to dangerous levels today, reaching up to 104°F by the afternoon. Residents should take extreme caution to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure. This heatwave is predicted to last through Monday, with weekend highs reaching 103°F on Sunday and 100°F on Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, these high temperatures can quickly cause heat illness and heat stroke. The NWS urges people to limit outdoor activities, particularly between noon and 5 p.m. Cars will heat up rapidly, so remember to double-check for children and pets before locking vehicles.
The five-day forecast indicates some relief starting Tuesday, when temperatures drop to the low 90s, with mid-80s expected by Wednesday. Until then, be cautious of high heat warnings and follow safety guidelines. It’s essential to seek air-conditioned spaces, check on vulnerable neighbors, and avoid leaving anyone unattended in cars.
