A weekend warmup is coming to SoCal. Here's how hot it will get on Father's Day

Saturday, June 14, 2025 2:32PM

A warmup is coming to SoCal this weekend, with Father's Day expected to be the hottest day.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A warmup is coming to Southern California Father's Day weekend, with desert areas expected to experience triple-digit heat.

A high-pressure system over Arizona will be close enough to generate hot temperatures over the deserts, while other inland area will also warm up. Meanwhile, onshore flow will keep the coast and beaches cool.

Warmer conditions will be noticeable on Saturday, and Sunday is expected to be slightly hotter.

Los Angeles and Orange counties on Saturday will see temperatures in the low 80s after morning clouds dissipate. Sunday is expected to reach a high of 84.

The valleys and Inland Empire on Saturday will see plenty of sunshine amid a high of 88 degrees. Sunday will be the hottest day, reaching a high of 93 degrees.

Morning clouds will give way to afternoon sunshine at the beaches on Saturday. Look for a high temperature of 74 degrees and a low of 63.

The mountains will have a high of 82 degrees, along with sunny conditions. The low temperature will drop to 48.

In the deserts Saturday, temperatures will stay in the upper 90s and it could hit triple digits Sunday. Palm Springs is expected to reach 109 degrees Saturday and it could reach 114 degrees Sunday.

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