Weather for Weekend: Sun, Sun and More Sun
Night and morning clouds in the Los Angeles area will be so thin this weekend that they will burn off rapidly as soon as the sun comes up, and the rest of the day--for the next several days--will be filled with “sun, sun and more sun,” a forecaster said.
“A weak on-shore flow of ocean air will allow inland areas to really warm up, since they will be getting no sea breeze,” said Dave Beusterien, a meteorologist with WeatherData Inc. which provides forecasts for The Times.
Low 90s Inland
High temperatures in the low 90s will be common inland this weekend, while the beaches will see highs from the low to mid-70s. Los Angeles Civic Center highs will be in the mid-80s.
In the northern deserts, highs will range from the upper 90s to about 105, and the southern deserts will see readings between 105 and 113.
The mercury in mountain areas will top out between the upper 70s and upper 80s.
Inner coastal waters from Pt. Conception to the Mexican Border will have 2-foot seas and 3-foot southwest swells. Light, variable winds will become west to southwest between 10 and 15 knots. Outer coastal waters will have west to northwest winds between 12 and 18 knots with 5-foot seas and 6-foot northwest swells.
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