Pasadena City Hall in the fall (Photo – W.K.).
A surge of monsoonal moisture could bring showers and thunderstorms to Southern California this weekend, with the highest chances expected across the Ventura and Los Angeles County mountains, as well as the Antelope Valley. However, isolated activity cannot be ruled out across broader portions of the region.
By News Desk
Residents are advised to stay alert for changing weather conditions, particularly in mountain and desert areas where storms may develop rapidly.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has also extended an Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory for multiple areas in Los Angeles County through Sunday, August 24.
The warnings highlight the increased risk of heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and heat cramps.
Areas Affected by the Extended Extreme Heat Warning
- Los Angeles Inland Coast
- East Santa Monica Mountains
- Santa Clarita Valley
- Western Santa Monica Mountains
- Calabasas/Agoura Hills
- Western San Fernando Valley
- Eastern San Fernando Valley
- Santa Susana Mountains
- Western San Gabriel Mountains/Hwy 14 Corridor
- Antelope Valley
- San Gabriel Valley
- East San Gabriel Mountains
- Western Antelope Valley
- Eastern Antelope Valley
- Northwest LA County Mountains
The Extreme Heat Warning is issued when dangerously hot weather is occurring or imminent, posing a high risk of serious health impacts for all individuals, not just vulnerable populations.
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