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The Labor Day weekend heat wave set new high-temperature records across Southern California on Saturday.
But the record books could be rewritten Sunday, with forecasters predicting another day of historic heat that is likely to be worse than Saturday.
The forecast
Temperatures were expected to climb even higher in some places Sunday, reaching 119 degrees in Woodland Hills, 114 in Pasadena and 110 in Simi Valley, said David Sweet, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard.
“Some of these temperatures could be the all-time record for the location,” Sweet said.
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