By Tuesday, Sept. 13, most areas in Southern California will stay in the low- to mid-80s throughout the week, with coastal areas hovering in the mid-70s.
Post-tropical cyclone Kay is almost done with Southern California and when it dissipates, the region is anticipated to go back to normal September temperatures after nearly two weeks of extreme heat, weather forecasters said on Saturday, Sept. 10.
By Tuesday, temperatures will be back to normal, hovering in the low- to mid-80s for inland areas and mid-70s along the coasts, they said.Kay, morphing from a tropical storm, brings minor flooding, damage to Southern California A heatwave ushered in triple-digit temperatures and prompted the state’s energy grid to issue Flex Alerts calling for energy conservation during peak hours for 10 straight days.
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