Heat advisories were in place through 8 p.m. Sunday in the San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys and the Santa Monica Mountains, with triple-digit temperatures in the forecast for another couple of days before some relief arrives Monday.
A heat advisory was also in effect until 8 p.m. Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
The high reached 106 degrees in Lancaster on Saturday, with the same number expected Sunday, the NWS said. Santa Clarita reached 101 on Saturday, with a forecast of 103 for Sunday. Van Nuys was 98 on Saturday, but was expected to hit 100 on Sunday.
Downtown Los Angeles reached 89 Saturday, with a high of 90 forecast for Sunday.
Elevated fire weather conditions were in place for the mountains and interior valleys through the weekend.
Cooling centers are available across Los Angeles for those with no access to air conditioning. Angelenos can find a nearby cooling spot using the city’s Cool Spots LA App at bit.ly/CoolSpotsLA.
Most centers are served by one or more LA Department of Transportation Dash and Metro bus lines. Details are available at emergency.lacity.gov.
Information on Los Angeles County cooling centers can be found at ready.lacounty.gov/cooling-centers-copy-copy/.
Temperatures are expected to drop by up to 5 degrees on Monday across most of the Southland, then another 1 to 2 degrees Tuesday through Thursday before heating up again next weekend.