CARLO:
CARLO: MORE SCORCHING TEMPERATURES DUE TO SANTA ANA
CONDITIONS ACROSS THE COUNTY.
BARBARA-LEE: NEAR TRIPLE DIGITS
HAVE BEEN THE NORM NEAR
INTERSTATE 15.
INTERSTATE 15. SHAWN STYLES SPENT MOST OF THE
DAY IN THE EAST COUNTY, BUT WE
FOUND HIM AT LA JOLLA SHORES.
SHAWN: IT IS CERTAINLY FEELING
MUCH NICER HERE IN THE COASTAL
STRIP.
STRIP.
STRIP. WERE WE GOT TO WORK THIS
MORNING, IT WAS HOT IN KEARNY
MESA.
MESA.
MESA. ANYONE WORKING INSIDE AND
STEPPING OUTSIDE FROM THE
AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE, YOU KNOW
WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT.
WE SPENT MOST OF THE DAY IN THE
INLAND MICROCLIMATES.
INLAND MICROCLIMATES. NEAR LAKE MURRAY, THIS ROAD CREW
HAD NO TIME TO TALK TO US AS
TEMPERATURES WERE QUICKLY
RISING.
RISING.
RISING. >> IT IS REALLY HOT, BUT WORTH
THE HIKE.
THE HIKE.
THE HIKE. SHAWN: THEY HAD DONE THIS HIKE
MANY TIMES IN THIS KIND OF HEAT.
>> HYDRATE BEFORE YOU GET HERE
AND AFTERWARDS, KEEP A WATER
BOTTLE ON YOU.
MAY BE A LITTLE SNACK, SOME
FRUIT TO KEEP YOU HYDRATED.
IT WILL BE HOT.
TEMPERATURE IS STILL RISING
TODAY.
TODAY.
TODAY. SHAWN: BRIAN DECIDED TO DOUBLE
THE WORK OUTCOME OF UPLAND
AHEAD.
AHEAD.
AHEAD. >>
AHEAD. >> THE HEAT IS BRUTAL, WE HIKED
BEYOND COLLEGE SUMMIT, WHICH IS
ABOUT DOUBLE THE HIKE,
ESPECIALLY ON A HOT DAY LIKE
THIS.
THIS.
THIS. YOU
THIS. YOU W DON'T WANT TO GO UP
WITHOUT WATER.
WITHOUT WATER. SHAWN: DO NOT BRING DOGS HIKING
DURING HOT WEATHER.
NEEDLESS TO SAY, THIS IS HOT
WEATHER.
WEATHER.
WEATHER. TAKE A LOOK AT THE TEMPERATURE
RIGHT NOW.
RIGHT NOW. IN SANTEE, THE TEMPERATURE HAS
REACHED 96 DEGREES.
>> PRETTY MUCH NEEDS TO BE READY
TO GO.
TO GO.
TO GO. SHAWN: OUT ON THE STREET, THE
SIDEWALK WAS EMPTY, EXCEPT FOR
SONNY FERRIS.
SONNY FERRIS. >> I LOVE THIS KIND OF WEATHER,
IT DOESN'T BOTHER ME, I HAVE A
GOOD TAN.
GOOD TAN.
GOOD TAN. I USED TO LIVE IN FLORIDA.
IN FLORIDA, THIS WAS NOTHING.
SHAWN: BEING THAT HE LIKED THE
WEATHER, IAD TO ASK ABOUT SAN
DIEGANS.
DIEGANS.
DIEGANS. CALIFORNIA, ARE WE WEATHER
WIMPS?
WIMPS?
WIMPS? >>
WIMPS? >> JUST A LITTLE BIT.
SHAWN:SHAWN: WITH THAT SAID, IT
WAS OFF TO THE COAST.
>> TRIPLE DIGITS, YOU HAVE TO
HEAD WEST.
HEAD WEST. IT IS A BEAUTIFUL DAY.
THE WATER IS COLD, 64.
IT IS FANTASTIC.
SHAWN: I DON'T KNOW IF I'M GOING
TO BE HEADING TO FLORIDA ANYTIME
SOON.
SOON.
SOON. A
SOON. A BREAK IN THE ACTION.
MORE IF THIS SANTA ANA IS GOING
TO HAVE A REVIVAL, LATER IN THE
WEEK.
WEEK.
WEEK. BACK TO YOU.
>> NOW, YOUR MICROCLIMATE
FORECAST, PRESENTED BY BILL
HOWE.
HOWE.
HOWE. HERE'S METEOROLOGIST KARLENE
CHAVIS.
CHAVIS.
CHAVIS. BARBARA-LEE: LET'S GET RIGHT TO
IT AND TALK ABOUT THE
TEMPERATURES.
TEMPERATURES. KARLENE: IT WAS HOT.
I WAS MONITORING.
YESTERDAY, WE HAD A HIGH IN THE
80'S.
80'S.
80'S. I
80'S. I BUMPED IT UP EVEN MORE.
I SAID 90'S TOMORROW.
WE WERE ALREADY AT 88 DEGREES.
IF IT IS GOING TO BE HOT
TOMORROW, WE HAVE TO BUMP IT UP.
THAT WAS DEFINITELY THE CASE OF
MOTHER NATURE TODAY.
92 DEGREES WAS THE HEIGHT IN
DOWNTOWN.
DOWNTOWN.
DOWNTOWN. 20 DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE TODAY.
ALSO TALKING ABOUT DICKSTEIN
DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE IN RAMONA.
95 IN BORREGO SPRINGS.
EARLIER TODAY, THE WEATHER
SERVICE ISSUED A HEAT ADVISORY.
IT HAS EXPIRED.
WEDNESDAY, TEMPERATURES WILL
COOL DOWN.
COOL DOWN. NOT TALKING RECORD HEAT.
JUST TALKING ABOUT THE HOTTEST
DAY SO FAR THIS YEAR.
THAT WAS TODAY WITH THE 92
DEGREE READING.
DEGREE READING. THE LAST TIME WE WERE IN THE
90'S WAS AUGUST OF LAST YEAR.
THE RECORD STANDS IN THE TRIPLE
DIGITS, BUT IT WAS STILL HOT.
TEMPERATURES WARM TONIGHT.
89 DEGREES IN ESCONDIDO.
THE SAME IN RAMONA.
92 IN EL CAJON.
86 IN DOWNTOWN.
83 IN CARLSBAD.
IT IS VERY DRY.
THAT HAS EVEN IMPACTED THE
COAST.
COAST.
COAST. RELATIVE HUMIDITY VALUES FOR
CARLSBAD AND DOWNTOWN.
CLOSER TOWARDS THE COAST, NOT
MUCH RELIEF FOR THOSE CITIES, 19
IN CARLSBAD.
IN CARLSBAD. 17 IN DOWNTOWN.
TEENS IN THE INLAND VALLEYS.
20'S IN THE MOUNTAINS.
SINGLE-DIGIT RELATIVE HUMIDITY
VALUES MAKING THEIR WAY TO THE
DESERT.
DESERT.
DESERT. 9% RIGHT NOW IN BORREGO SPRINGS.
SUSTAINED WIND SPEEDS UP TO 15
MILES PER HOUR IN FALLBROOK.
12 IN RAMONA.
GUSTY OR WIND EARLIER,
ESPECIALLY ALONG THE COASTAL
MOUNTAIN SLOPES.
MOUNTAIN SLOPES. 20 MILE-PER-HOUR GUSTS IN
FALLBROOK.
FALLBROOK. 21 IN CAMPO.
NOW WE HAVE A DIFFERENCE IN THE
FORECAST TOMORROW.
FORECAST TOMORROW. A DIP.
A DIP.
A DIP. A
A DIP. A TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE WILL
MOVE IN OVER THE GREAT BASIN.
THAT WILL LEAD TO COOLER
TEMPERATURES.
TEMPERATURES. WE WILL KNOCK THEM DOWN ABOUT 10
DEGREES, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE
COAST.
COAST.
COAST. THAT WILL BRING US SOME RELIEF.
IT IS THEN SHORT-LIVED.
WE WILL HAVE ANOTHER BUMP IN
TEMPERATURES.
TEMPERATURES. WE COULD HAVE ANOTHER HEAT
ADVISORY BEING ISSUED WEST OF
THE MOUNTAINS.
THE MOUNTAINS. THAT WILL BE THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY. SOMETHING TO BE MINDFUL OF IS WE
DO HAVE A RED FLAG WARNING IN
PLACE FOR THE MOUNTAINS, INLAND
VALLEYS, FOOTHILLS, WITH WIND
GUSTS PICKING UP.
WHEN GUSTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 60
MILES PER HOUR IN OUR LOCAL
MOUNTAINS.
MOUNTAINS.