Surprise the heat wave to break Saturday night, with cold temperatures arrive in early next week

Wave Wave is scheduled to be broken in southern California on Saturday evening, with cooler temperatures on Mother’s Day, fog and even his arrival spray early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

It struck a rapid rise in temperatures in the area on Friday after the extension of gray days, with a standard height in the forest hills of 102 degrees and Borbank at 98 degrees. On Saturday, it will be another bridge, and more than possible records in the San Fernando Valley and coastal temperatures of up to the eighties.

But the small thermal wave is likely to end at the speed that you started with, as you expect the temperatures to be cooler by 5 degrees on Mother’s Day. It is expected that the temperatures will be on Sunday in the eighties of the last century in all parts of Lapasin, in the nineties of the last century in the valleys, and in the 1960s to the mid -seventies of the last century on the beaches.

“This is usually a kind of low -influential weather season. In May, we do not usually have any real extremism. Yesterday was an exception in terms of heat,” Wovord said.

It is expected that Monday will be cooler, as fog rolls and breeze returns, with less than average temperatures in the sixties and mid -seventies. Wovord said that by Tuesday, the gray days, spray and light rain are expected to return.