Mike Wofford
Coverage of Mike Wofford in the Nexus archive.
- An end is in sight to the sweltering SoCal heat wave
Southern California is experiencing a dangerous heat wave with extreme heat warnings in effect until Thursday evening, but temperatures are expected to decrease starting Friday, returning to normal by Saturday. Inland areas face highs up to 104°F, while coastal regions remain in the 80s. A cooldown is forecasted due to offshore winds and increased marine layer activity.
- Summer arrives in SoCal with triple-digit temps. What to know about the incoming heat
Southern California is expected to experience triple-digit temperatures next week, with heat advisories issued by the National Weather Service. El Niño is contributing to warmer ocean temperatures, and dangerous beach conditions including heavy surf and rip currents are anticipated. The heat could impact World Cup events in Los Angeles, prompting warnings about health risks from extreme heat.