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High temperature forecasts from the National Weather Service around Los Angeles on Friday. (WeatherBell.com)
22:40. update
As expected, new daily, monthly and record highs were recorded throughout southern California on Friday because of a monster heat dome sprawled across the region.
The temperature at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) climbed to 111 degrees, the hottest temperature ever recorded. The torrid temperature exceeded the previous record of 109 degrees established September 20, 1939, the National Weather Service reported . Records at UCLA date back to 1933.
While UCLA's temperature set an all-time record, the temperature in downtown Los Angeles, which reached 108 degrees, remained below its all-time mark of 113. as of September 2010., the 108-degree reading crashed the daily record of July 6 from 94, established in 1992.
In addition to UCLA, other places that set absolute records in California's South include:
- Hollywood Burbank Airport, which hit 114 degrees
- Van Nuys Airport, which reached 117 degrees
- Ramona, which reached 117 degrees
- Santa Ana, which has reaches 114 degrees.
- Riverside, which reached 118 degrees (record of 1925
The National Weather Service offices serving Los Angeles and San Diego produced the following handy summary tables, which highlight a number notable recordings:
UCLA's reading is not up to date 5 degrees after the publication of this map.
Original post from 1:30 pm
The overwhelming heat of the south of California is expected until Saturday after the same heat dome that has burned down the center and east of the United States and parts of Canada over the last week. ", writes the office of the National Weather Service serving Los Angeles in its morning discussion. "Almost all, if not all, of the daily records will fall in. It is likely that several monthly records will fall and it is possible that 1 or 2 records of all tem ps will be made. "
Specifically, the weather service said the all-weather highs of 113 in Burbank and 117 in central Los Angeles, the temperature is expected to rise to 106 degrees on Friday, erasing the previous record for the date of 94, set in 1992. But the historic high of 113 degrees, set in September 2010, should not be threatened.
The city and much of the region are under an excessive heat warning until Saturday, when the Weather Service expects a three-digit heat "everywhere" away from the shoreline. The torrential heat is expected to continue on Saturday before settling down very slowly from Sunday to early next week
Excessively hot conditions combined with very low humidity and wind gusts would be enough to quickly spread the heat. bushfires. Most of southwestern California is under a red flag warning, warning of dangerous fire time.
The calorifier affecting California is the same that brought record heat to Denver and Burlington, Vermont. responsible for at least 44 heat-related deaths in southern Quebec. In recent days, after concentrating on the eastern half of the United States, it has shifted to the west and, in some places, its intensity is record-breaking [19659020] Simulation of the American model (GFS) of the thermal dome centered on the western half of the nation. (PivotalWeather.com)
If all-weather temperatures are set in Southern California, it will join a parade of other people established throughout the Northern Hemisphere over the last 10 days, the most recent probably being the temperature the hottest ever recorded in Africa.
