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Temperatures top 100 degees in some parts of Southland

The calendar says November, the Thanksgiving turkeys are on order and Christmas carols are popping up in TV commercials. And triple-digit temperatures outside?

The National Weather Service said temperatures Wednesday reached record highs throughout Southern California, including some readings that topped the 100-degree mark.

The temperature reached a record 101 degrees in Santa Ana about 2 p.m. -- 22 degrees higher than the previous record of 79 degrees, which was set last year. The normal high on Nov. 3 for Santa Ana is 72 degrees.

In Long Beach, the thermometer reached the 100-degree mark shortly after 2 p.m., trumping the previous record of 94 degrees set in 1994.

Others at or above the century mark: Chino, San Gabriel and the Whittier Hills, 100; Pasadena, 101; and Anaheim, 102.

Downtown Los Angeles just missed triple digits, with the mercury stopping at a still-record-breaking 97 degrees. The previous record was set in 1900, at 96 degrees.

The autumn sizzle is expected to continue Thursday but then give way to a cool and breezy, if not cloudy, weekend, with highs in the 70s, according to the National Weather Service.

-- Rick Rojas

 
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What - no comments about global warming being an Al Gore-devised fraud?

Global warming is an Al Gore-devised fraud!

Man made global warming is debatable but that doesn't mean that I don't want to see a reduction in the consumption of fossil fuels or not want to see green alternatives become more inexpensive and widely available.

More proof that Global Warming is a hoax.
Rush Limbaugh was right. Just look at all that snow...

I am going to go broke running my air conditioner, but I want to be comfortable.

Climate change is an Al Gore-devised fraud. The high was only 22 degrees higher than last year, which was also a record.

Someone out there no doubt believes that this is global warming..... Al Gore's greatest devised fraud.

That was for you, Otis. LOL

You put 1 person in a closed room you get a certain temperature. You put 100 people in the same room, the temp. goes up. You put 1000 people in the same room running mopeds... Our atmosphere is essentially a closed room and we've done filled it up.


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