LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A powerful heat wave is moving into Southern California on Tuesday, with temperatures in the 90s and above in many areas.
How hot is it going to be?
An excessive heat watch has been issued from Tuesday through Friday, covering much of the region except for the coastline.
The National Weather Service says temperatures are expected to increase by a few degrees each day, with hazardous heat developing [mid-week] across most areas besides the beaches.
Expect to see more people at SoCal’s beaches this week as many look for ways to beat the heat. ABC7’s Eric Resendiz shows you what to expect in the video above.
The days will also be hotter in the valleys, where the Antelope Valley was already seeing triple-digit highs. The Santa Clarita and San Fernando valleys will also exceed 100 degrees beginning Tuesday, and the San Gabriel Valley by Thursday.
Nighttime temperatures will also be on the rise, remaining in the 70s …