Cooler temps coming to SoCal after record-breaking heat. What to expect for Mother's Day

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Relief from the record-breaking heat is coming to Southern California just in time for Mother's Day.

According to the National Weather Service Los Angeles (NWS), the calendar day high temperature record was broken in Woodland Hills for May 9 with a high of 102 degrees. The previous record was set in 1984 with a high of 99.

The NWS said Burbank also passed its high temperature record at 98 degrees. The previous record was a high of 97 degrees in 1940.

A heat advisory for the valleys and Inland Empire began Friday at 10 a.m. and was in place until Saturday at 9 p.m.

With the movement of the jet stream, cooler air is headed for Southern California by Sunday, making for a pleasant Mother's Day across the region, and then another cool down as we head into the work week.

Los Angeles and Orange counties Sunday can expect a high of 88 degrees and a low of 61.

The valleys and the Inland Empire Sunday will feel the heat as temperatures stick to a high of 96 degrees, with a low of 61. Temps will continue to drop into the 70s as we head into the work week.

Sunday at the beaches, expect beautiful weather with a high of 74 and a low of 60 degrees, with the mild temperatures continuing through the week.

The mountains will be warm Sunday, with a high of 77 degrees. The low will be 42. Temperatures will continue to drop through the week.

Deserts will be hot Sunday with a high of 93. Palm Springs will experience triple-digit heat, with highs expected at 106 degrees. Temps will continue dropping through the week before a gradual warmup by next weekend.

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