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HAPPINESS

IS A WARM CUP

March 19, 2026 1:04 am

Southern California Overview:

  • Dangerously hot temperatures will continue all week. Coastal areas likely peaked Tuesday, while valley and interior areas peak through Friday. Dense coastal fog may develop as early as Thursday. Temperatures lower significantly over the weekend and into next week, but remain well above normal.
  • United States Overview:

    • An anomalously early and record-breaking heatwave continues to intensify across the Western U.S. and expand east into the Great Plains. Wet weather continues for Western Washington; wintry mix expected across the Upper Midwest/Great Lakes to the Interior Northeast. Critical Risk of fire weather across portions of the central and northern High Plains.

Local/State Headlines.

  • Record-breaking highs scorch SoCal. Here's when we can expect relief.
  • PHOTOS: 3 rescues in 1 day across San Diego County amid record-breaking heat wave.
  • Extreme heat warning issued in San Diego as temperatures could pass the 100s.

Nat’l/Int’l Headlines…

  • Historic heat wave breaks records across Southwest as Extreme Heat Warnings persist for millions.
  • Another Kona Low targets Hawaii after getting nearly 50 inches of rainfall and hurricane-force winds.
  • Largest wildfire in Nebraska history leaves 1 dead, scorches over 640,000 acres as blazes continue to burn.
  • See it: Injured hiker rescued after spending 24 hours alone in snowy Appalachian Trail.
  • Florida farmers face billions in losses after a brutal winter.
  • Here's why NASA will monitor the sun for solar eruptions during Artemis II mission.

NOAA Weather

Torrance, Zamperini Field Airport, CA

Last Update on Mar 18 2026, 7:50 pm PDT

Weather by NOAA

Current Conditions: Clear

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Temp: 75°F

Wind: West at 13mph

Humidity: 34%

Heat Index: 77°F

Your 5-Day Forecast at a Glance

On this day – 3.19.1991

A vigorous storm that started on 3/17 and ended on 3/20 produced one to eight inches of rainfall in lower elevations and up to 14 inches of precipitation in the mountains. 6.17 inches fell at Mt. Wilson and four inches fell in Santa Barbara. Two to five feet of snow fell in the mountains. On this day one foot of snow fell at Mt. Laguna, and six inches fell at Palomar Mountain and Cuyamaca. Schools and roads closed in the mountains, including I-8 from Alpine to Imperial County. Local flooding and mud slides resulted. A tornado in the East City Heights neighborhood of San Diego caused property damage on this day. A tornado in the San Carlos area of San Diego caused extensive damage also on this day. Pines were ripped out by the roots, palm and cottonwood trees were snapped in half. Cars were smashed by falling objects, debris and patio furniture was strewn throughout the neighborhood, including a refrigerator. A car was moved 60 feet by a falling palm. On this day another tornado moved through Lakewood and Bellflower. Strong storm winds created large waves and surf. A 33 foot sailboat was blown aground and destroyed at Pt. Loma.

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