Southern Californians can expect another day of scorching weather Monday as a heat wave continues to bear down on the region, bringing triple-digit temperatures and increased fire danger.
Interior areas are forecast to reach between 100 and 108 degrees Monday, with overnight lows between the 70s and 80s for the lower mountains, according to the National Weather Service. Fire weather conditions are expected to reach elevated to critical levels.
Coastal valleys, including the San Fernando, San Gabriel and Ventura County valleys, and the Santa Monica Mountains could reach 95 to 105 degrees.
