Record heat has been the focus across Southern California in recent days with highs of 98 in Downtown Los Angeles yesterday. It got to a record 105 in Paso Robles, 104 in Woodland Hillsm and Burbank while Long Beach topped 100.
…HIGH TEMPERATURE REPORTS FOR TODAY…
LOCATION TEMP TIME/DATE ELEVATION
…LOS ANGELES COUNTY…
SANTA FE DAM 109 F 0257 PM 09/20 500 FT
NEWHALL PASS 106 F 0156 PM 09/20 2134 FT
BURBANK (BOB HOPE APT.) 104 F 0253 PM 09/20 778 FT
DEL VALLE 104 F 0155 PM 09/20 1277 FT
MALIBU CYN. 104 F 0256 PM 09/20 609 FT
WOODLAND HILLS (6 SW) 104 F 0200 PM 09/20 1305 FT
WHITTIER HILLS 104 F 0257 PM 09/20 950 FT
VAN NUYS APT. 104 F 0334 PM 09/20 799 FT
SAN RAFAEL HILLS 103 F 0256 PM 09/20 1770 FT
SAUGUS 103 F 0457 PM 09/20 1450 FT
CLAREMONT 102 F 0155 PM 09/20 1645 FT
EL MONTE APT. 102 F 0345 PM 09/20 295 FT
TONNER CANYON 102 F 0257 PM 09/20 1338 FT
AZUSA 100 F 0200 PM 09/20 597 FT
SANTA CLARITA 100 F 0200 PM 09/20 1230 FT
MONTEBELLO (2 E) 100 F 0200 PM 09/20 246 FT
LITTLE TUJUNGA 100 F 0354 PM 09/20 1390 FT
POMONA APT. 100 F 0247 PM 09/20 1010 FT
POPPY PARK 100 F 0256 PM 09/20 2759 FT
SADDLEBACK BUTTE 100 F 0256 PM 09/20 2590 FT
TOPANGA 100 F 0257 PM 09/20 1600 FT
PACOIMA (WHITEMAN APT.) 100 F 0347 PM 09/20 1003 FT
…SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY…
PASO ROBLES APT 105 F 0357 PM 09/20 810 FT
ARROYO GRANDE 102 F 0154 PM 09/20 1047 FT
LAS TABLAS 102 F 0307 PM 09/20 967 FT
…SANTA BARBARA COUNTY…
LOS PRIETOS 102 F 1235 PM 09/20 982 FT
SANTA YNEZ APT. 100 F 0235 PM 09/20 671 FT
…VENTURA COUNTY…
CASITAS 103 F 1209 PM 09/20 639 FT
TEMESCAL 103 F 0212 PM 09/20 1124 FT
PIRU 102 F 1200 PM 09/20 1040 FT
OJAI 100 F 1200 PM 09/20 765 FT
OBSERVATIONS ARE COLLECTED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES WITH VARYING
EQUIPMENT AND EXPOSURE. NOT ALL DATA LISTED ARE CONSIDERED OFFICIAL.
However, temps are now gradually as humidity increases and showers and storms begin to develop as far west as LA.
Flooding rainfall becomes the focus further east today through Wednesday as the combination of a low spinning off San Diego and a high over the Four Corners pulls rich tropical moisture associated with sixteen E up into the Desert Southwest.
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This thing has a LOT of moisture with it and factoring in daytime heating and you’ve got a highly energetic and explosive atmosphere.
72 hour rain totals
Latest view
GFS surface through the next 24 hours.
Drought remains a major problem throughout the West.
However there has been improvement in the last 6 months.
Meanwhile models show the organisation of a low just off the Eastern Seaboard this week that’s likely to bring coastal gales and flooding. The very warm waters are likely to feedback, enhancing the offshore system and this looks to be a multiday mess from the Carolinas up through Virginia, Delaware, Maryland into New Jersey mid to late this week.
CFS 2m temp anomalies next 15 days.
See video for the discussion.
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