These are the record high temperatures reached in Southern California on Saturday (so far)
The much hyped 'mini heat wave' has hit Southern California, and it has been no joke.
The unusually hot temperatures have been felt across most inland communities throughout the region. According to meteorologists, expected temperatures have been between 10 and 20 degrees above the average for the date.
Multiple heat records have already been broken for May 10, according to the National Weather Service.
As of 2:30 p.m. here are the current places that have set or tied heat records for the date according to the NWS:
Downtown Los Angeles: 95 degrees (Previous: 95 in 1934)
Woodland Hills: 100 (Previous: 99 in 1988)
Here are cities where the NWS anticipates potential records being set, but aren't official as of 2:30 p.m.:
Anaheim
Ramona
Big Bear Lake
Campo
Vista
Borrego
This story will be updated when official temperatures are released.
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