Josh Rubenstein's Weather Forecast (Oct. 13)
After a warm start to this work week, things will cool down considerably over the next 24 hours.
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After a warm start to this work week, things will cool down considerably over the next 24 hours.
Expect some warmer and drier weather over the weekend with temperatures peaking on Monday.
A healthy marine layer has developed and that's going to keep the weather Thursday on the cooler side with highs topping out in the upper 70s and low 80s.
After a pretty warm Monday, temperatures are starting to pull back a touch Tuesday. Look for highs in the mid 80s in the basin, and inland temperatures will reach into the 90s.
While it will still be well above average Monday, it will be much cooler than the weekend.
There are several heat advisories and warnings in place Friday through the weekend.
Expect very warm temperatures for valleys and the basin Thursday afternoon.
Get ready for some very warm days ahead here in Southern California. Wednesday will be the last day in the 80s until Sunday or maybe Monday.
Temperatures will be hovering at or slightly below seasonal averages today and tomorrow.
Temperatures are expected to be at or slightly below average for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
After a warm stretch the past few days, things are cooling down. A big trough moving into the west coast will bring our temperatures down a bunch into the weekend.
Well...you made it! That was a tough stretch of hot temperatures and now we are on the other side.
Temps will still be well above average Wednesday but better.
Temperatures will soar into the 100s through Saturday, Sunday, Monday and even Tuesday.
Temperatures will be well above average as the high pressure will dominate the region through the weekend.
Expect some very warm temperatures for the latter half of this work week and into the weekend.
Look for temperatures Tuesday to cool somewhat from Monday's highs; however, expect to see a general warming trend this week.
Monday afternoon with some heating in the deserts and mountain communities there is a chance for a thunderstorm.
Expect a little more marine layer and temperatures dropping down slightly below average.
Basin temperatures will top out in the upper 80s and low 90s Wednesday. Valleys could reach triple digits by Thursday.
Just in time for the weekend, Mother Nature is settling down. It should be nice with moderate temperatures just below average.
Temperatures Thursday will be similar to Wednesday, maybe a degree or two warmer in spots because of the early sunshine.
There's chances for isolated t-storms in some parts of the Southland Wednesday. The marine layer over the basin should break up for hazy sunshine in the afternoon.
As promised, some cooler weather is upon us. An upper level approaching from the north has helped to thicken the marine layer up Tuesday morning.
After well above average temperatures, expect a bit of a cool down this work week for Southern California as an upper level low approaches the region.
