Weather Specialist, National Weather Service
Weather specialist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard, California
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Stuart Seto
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FROM Stuart Seto
Which Way, L.A.?
LA Temperatures Hit Record Highs Los Angeles today recorded its highest temperature since record-keeping began back in 1877. It was 113 degrees downtown — two degrees lower than Death Valley — and more than 105 at the beaches. The good news is there is not much wind, but firefighters and equipment have been installed where fire danger is greatest. It's expected to cool down tomorrow, but it'll still be unseasonably warm for the rest of this week. (For more information about LA County services, dial 211; for info on LA City services dial 311.)
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