Tuesday was a hot one across the Central Coast! High temperatures soared as a high-pressure system continues to bring offshore winds, sunshine, and limited marine influence.
That high pressure is the reason for the heat and Santa Ana winds to out south.
Here is a look at the high temperatures for today across the region. For context, these are 10-15 degrees above normal for this time of the year.
The worst of the heat event is down to the south of us. Here is some additional context.
Preliminary new high temperature records set today. Downtown LA had a high of 97 degrees, breaking the old record of 94 set in 1931. NWS Oxnard had a high of 95 degrees, which ties the record previously set in 1931. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/nm3lmPI4ru
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) October 29, 2025
Winds today were calmer than on Monday; the wind advisory has expired. Even so, the offshore direction helps to warm temperatures and lower humidity. Here is a look at the winds from 5 p.m. Tuesday night.
Tomorrow will be nearly identical to today. Here is a look at the daytime highs for Wednesday.
The high pressure will stick around through the extended forecast. There will be a slight cooldown into the weekend, but still temps will be above normal across the region.
Even into mid-November, high temps will stay above normal.
Have a wonderful evening, and a good rest of the week!
-Vivian
