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An extreme heat watch runs Tuesday through Friday, with Furnace Creek overnight lows stuck in the mid-90s.
Downtown Los Angeles faces a Heat Advisory Sunday, followed by a hotter stretch that could push temperatures to 100 degrees by Friday.
Downtown Los Angeles is headed for a 97-degree Saturday, with even hotter afternoons likely by midweek.
Downtown Los Angeles is in for sunny skies and highs near 90 through Monday. The heat climbs into the mid-90s by Wednesday.
Downtown Los Angeles will reach 91 degrees Thursday, with a slight chance of overnight showers or thunderstorms. The heat sticks around through next week.
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Downtown Los Angeles is headed for a 90-degree Tuesday, with the hottest stretch arriving through Thursday. Patchy fog returns around dawn later this week.
Downtown Los Angeles could hit 91 degrees Thursday as a hot, mostly sunny stretch settles in. Mild nights and late fog offer only limited relief.
Downtown Los Angeles starts the weekend mild and mostly sunny, but highs climb toward 90°F by Thursday and Friday.
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Downtown Los Angeles starts Friday cloudy and cool, with an afternoon high near 81. A gradual warmup is on the way next week.
A cloudy, cooler Thursday gives downtown Los Angeles a brief break before temperatures climb into the upper 80s next week.
Downtown L.A. cools to the low 80s Wednesday before a sunny weekend warm-up. Morning clouds and coastal fog may linger.
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