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Los Angeles Swelters in Unexpected April Heat—Find Out Why It Feels Like July!

Los Angeles Swelters in Unexpected April Heat—Find Out Why It Feels Like July!

If you woke up this morning and thought, “Wait, is it really already summer?”—you’re not the only one. LA has thrown us a curveball today, with temperatures hitting the high 80s—definitely not what we expect in early April. It feels like someone fast-forwarded the calendar straight to summer!

Waking Up to Warmth

By 8 AM, the city was already heating up, with temps around 66°F (19°C), making it feel like a warm spring day. And that’s just the beginning. As the sun climbed higher, the mercury was set to hit 81°F (27°C) by the afternoon—far above what we usually see this time of year. Gone are the cool breezes and light jackets; today’s weather is more beachy vibes than spring fling.

“I thought I’d still be wearing a sweater this morning,” said Rachel, a local barista. “But I had to ditch it after my first coffee run. Feels like summer is knocking on our door.”

Afternoon Bliss – Perfect Beach Weather

By midday, LA will be in full-on sunshine mode. Expect mostly clear skies with just a few clouds to break up the blue. It’ll be the kind of afternoon where you’ll want to throw on your shorts and sunglasses, whether you’re running errands or heading to the beach. For anyone lucky enough to be off work, it’s a great day for a stroll down Venice Beach or an impromptu rooftop hangout.

But let’s be real: Even though it’s beautiful, it’s warm. So don’t forget the sunscreen—this feels more like mid-summer than spring!

Evening Vibes: Still Warm

As the sun dips below the horizon, you’d think temperatures would cool down. Nope! Tonight, it’s still going to be pretty mild, hanging around 57°F (14°C). It’s the kind of night where you can leave the jacket at home and just enjoy the gentle warmth, maybe catching some evening sun by the beach or having dinner al fresco.

Keep Your Cool

While it’s tempting to soak up all that sunshine, there’s a catch: It’s hot out there. Even though it’s “only” April, these high temps are a good reminder to take care of yourself in the heat. If you’re planning on spending time outdoors, be sure to hydrate, wear some light, breathable clothes, and slap on some sunscreen (even if you don’t usually do it).

And hey, if you’re taking the dog out for a walk or have little ones running around, make sure they’re staying cool too. The last thing we want is for anyone to overheat.

What’s Next? More Sunshine Ahead!

If you’re thinking this is a one-day thing, think again. The warm weather isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. We’re in for a sunny few days, with highs sticking around 80°F tomorrow and even through the weekend. Saturday’s looking to be a little cooler with some clouds rolling in, but the warm sunshine is still going to shine through.

This early heatwave isn’t unheard of in LA, but it’s a bit of a jolt for a city used to easing into warmer weather. Meteorologists say it’s because of a high-pressure system that’s settled over the region, trapping that hot air in. While this is a classic LA “spring surprise,” it’s still a reminder that we’ve got summer on the horizon.

So, What Should You Do?

Whether you’re already in your swimsuit or just enjoying the sunny vibes from your backyard, here’s the lowdown: Take it easy in the heat, keep a bottle of water nearby, and make the most of the gorgeous weather. After all, it’s LA—it’s not often we get a little taste of summer this early.

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