Parts of SoCal to be in the 90s Thursday amid spring spring heat wave

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A spring heat wave in Southern California could bring record-breaking temperatures to the region.

Hot temperatures are expected Thursday and Friday when parts of the valleys and deserts will be in the 90s. Woodland Hills Thursday could hit 95, which would tie a record.

A cooldown arrives just in time for the weekend and the cooler temperatures are expected to last for several days.

On Thursday, Los Angeles and Orange counties will see morning fog and afternoon sun amid a high of 83. Friday will see similar conditions.

The valleys and Inland Empire Thursday and Friday will be in the mid-90s. Temperatures will drop to the low 80s by Saturday.

Beaches Thursday will see morning fog and afternoon sunshine, with a high of 69 degrees and a low of 52. Similar weather is on tap Friday.

Mountains Thursday can expect sunshine, along with a high of 72 degrees and an overnight low of 41.

Deserts Thursday will reach a high of 89 and a low of 48. In Palm Springs, temperatures are expected to hit triple-digits Thursday and Friday.

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