Post by Hugh on Apr 20, 2009 15:56:00 GMT
Hope this doesn't melt Linda's new tatoo. 
Associated Press
April 20, 2009 at 9:51 AM EDT
LOS ANGELES — A record blast of heat is sending crowds of Californians to the beaches as temperatures hit 38 degrees.
Record heat is forecast statewide again today with the U.S. National Weather Service posting a heat advisory along the coast from San Francisco Bay south to Big Sur. Thermometers registered record highs Sunday across Southern California.
The weather service said Santa Ana hit 38 degrees, erasing a record that had stood since 1916. A 34-degree reading in downtown Los Angeles broke a 95-year-old record.
The heat sent an estimated 250,000 people to Los Angeles County's southern beaches Sunday and other beaches also had huge crowds.
Associated Press
April 20, 2009 at 9:51 AM EDT
LOS ANGELES — A record blast of heat is sending crowds of Californians to the beaches as temperatures hit 38 degrees.
Record heat is forecast statewide again today with the U.S. National Weather Service posting a heat advisory along the coast from San Francisco Bay south to Big Sur. Thermometers registered record highs Sunday across Southern California.
The weather service said Santa Ana hit 38 degrees, erasing a record that had stood since 1916. A 34-degree reading in downtown Los Angeles broke a 95-year-old record.
The heat sent an estimated 250,000 people to Los Angeles County's southern beaches Sunday and other beaches also had huge crowds.
