Los Angeles will hit 91 degrees Saturday under a Heat Advisory, with dangerous fire-weather conditions nearby. A sharp cooldown and rain chances arrive next week.

Downtown LA will hit the mid-90s Friday as Santa Ana winds raise fire concerns. A sharp cooldown and rain chances arrive next week.

The city built an indefinite sand berm at Main Beach and warns 4-to-6-foot surf could linger two more weeks.

Downtown Los Angeles is heading into a hot, dry stretch with highs near 93°F and stronger Santa Ana winds Friday. Cooler weather and possible showers arrive next week.

A sunny 81-degree Wednesday gives way to a hotter, drier stretch in Downtown Los Angeles. Friday could reach 92 degrees as Santa Ana winds strengthen.

Downtown LA dries out Tuesday, but the calm weather will not last. Santa Ana winds and low-90s heat arrive by Friday.

Downtown Los Angeles gets a rainy, cool Monday before sunshine returns and temperatures surge into the 90s by Friday.

Los Angeles faces a wet Sunday, beach flooding concerns and a warm-up by late week.

Fog arrives Saturday before rain and a sharp cool-down settle over Los Angeles. Coastal flooding and dangerous surf will make Sunday the weekend's biggest concern.

Downtown LA’s heat breaks Friday as fog, cooler temperatures and weekend rain move in. Coastal flooding and rough surf could add another wrinkle through Tuesday.

Monterey recorded 70.27 decibels and LA-Orange County 67.27 decibels in the noise study. Separately, EPA guidance identifies 70 decibels as a 24-hour hearing-risk benchmark and 55 decibels outdoors as a disturbance benchmark.

Downtown Los Angeles is headed for one final 96-degree heat day before temperatures plunge and rain enters the forecast this weekend.

Downtown Los Angeles will hit 98 degrees Wednesday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Thursday. A cooler weekend with possible showers is on deck.