Hotter than normal conditions will persist through early next week, with interior highs between 98 to 108 degrees. The very warm daytime temperatures combined with warm overnight lows will bring elevated risks of heat-related illnesses. Thursday through Sunday will be the hottest days of the coming week. Heat Advisories are in effect for most areas away from the immediate coast, with an Extreme Heat Warning for the Antelope Valley.
Suggestions/ Actions:
ADJUST PLANS to limit outdoor activities during the heat of the day
Seek air conditioned spaces & stay hydrated
Check in on elderly neighbors and loved ones
Always CHECK THE BACK SEAT for children & animals
Outdoor workers should take frequent breaks
Provide SHADE AND WATER for animals
Persistent south swell from a series of tropical systems will bring larger surf and strong rip currents to much of the coastline through the week. Expecting surf to peak Thursday and Friday around 4-8 feet for south facing beaches of the Central Coast, Ventura, and Los Angeles Counties. Strong rip currents are also expected. Rock jetties will not be safe during these conditions, as large, powerful waves can inundate jetties quickly and without warning. Swimmers should first check with a lifeguard and follow their advice. If swimming is safe, remain closer to shore, and swim in groups and near a lifeguard.
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